R v Hodgson, 2022 NUCA 9
| Jurisdiction | Nunavut |
| Judge | Campbell,Pentelechuk,Schutz |
| Citation | 2022 NUCA 9 |
| Docket Number | 08-21-010-CAP |
| Court | Nunavut Court of Appeal (Canada) |
| Date | 21 October 2022 |
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6 practice notes
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R v Hodgson,
...3 S.C.R. 197; R. v. Kruk, 2024 SCC 7. APPEAL from a judgment of the Nunavut Court of Appeal (Schutz, Campbell and Pentelechuk JJ.A.), 2022 NUCA 9, [2022] Nu.J. No. 33 (Lexis), 2022 CarswellNun 35 (WL), setting aside the acquittal of the accused for second degree murder and ordering a new tr......
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R v Tallcree,
...to life, it would be reasonable to infer the accused knew that strangulation was likely to result in death.” See also R v Hodgson, 2022 NUCA 9 at para [6] Blocking someone’s airway is always an act which is more than merely transient o......
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R v Tallcree,
...to life, it would be reasonable to infer the accused knew that strangulation was likely to result in death.” See also R v Hodgson, 2022 NUCA 9 at para 6: [6] Blocking someone's airway is always an act which is more than merely transient or trifling in nature. Further as Lemmon p......
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2023 ABKB 211,
...to life, it would be reasonable to infer the accused knew that strangulation was likely to result in death.” See also R v Hodgson, 2022 NUCA 9 at para 6: [6] Blocking someone's airway is always an act which is more than merely transient or trifling in nature. Further as Lemmon p......
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R v Hodgson,
...3 S.C.R. 197; R. v. Kruk, 2024 SCC 7. APPEAL from a judgment of the Nunavut Court of Appeal (Schutz, Campbell and Pentelechuk JJ.A.), 2022 NUCA 9, [2022] Nu.J. No. 33 (Lexis), 2022 CarswellNun 35 (WL), setting aside the acquittal of the accused for second degree murder and ordering a new tr......
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R v Tallcree,
...to life, it would be reasonable to infer the accused knew that strangulation was likely to result in death.” See also R v Hodgson, 2022 NUCA 9 at para [6] Blocking someone’s airway is always an act which is more than merely transient o......
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R v Tallcree,
...to life, it would be reasonable to infer the accused knew that strangulation was likely to result in death.” See also R v Hodgson, 2022 NUCA 9 at para 6: [6] Blocking someone's airway is always an act which is more than merely transient or trifling in nature. Further as Lemmon p......
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2023 ABKB 211,
...to life, it would be reasonable to infer the accused knew that strangulation was likely to result in death.” See also R v Hodgson, 2022 NUCA 9 at para 6: [6] Blocking someone's airway is always an act which is more than merely transient or trifling in nature. Further as Lemmon p......
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