R. v. Isaac (S.)
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Judge | Tholl, J. |
| Date | 18 February 2015 |
| Citation | (2015), 469 Sask.R. 123 (QB),2015 SKQB 46 |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada) |
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2 practice notes
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Saskatchewan Ministry of Social Services v. N.V.R.D.
...by various levels of courts. [39]                In R v Isaac, 2015 SKQB 46, Tholl J. (as he then was) commented on the circumstances under which a previous decision of the same court would not be followed: [66] ......
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R. v. Kelly (J.)
...decisis requires that I be extremely cautious in departing from a previous decision of a judge of the same court. Tholl J. in R v Isaac , 2015 SKQB 46, explained the rationale for the doctrine of stare decisis: 63 The court cannot disregard its own previous decisions without proper justific......
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Saskatchewan Ministry of Social Services v. N.V.R.D.
...by various levels of courts. [39]                In R v Isaac, 2015 SKQB 46, Tholl J. (as he then was) commented on the circumstances under which a previous decision of the same court would not be followed: [66] ......
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R. v. Kelly (J.)
...decisis requires that I be extremely cautious in departing from a previous decision of a judge of the same court. Tholl J. in R v Isaac , 2015 SKQB 46, explained the rationale for the doctrine of stare decisis: 63 The court cannot disregard its own previous decisions without proper justific......