R. v. Kam
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Judge | Honourable Madam Justice Gerow |
| Citation | 2020 BCSC 893 |
| Date | 11 June 2020 |
| Docket Number | 27763 |
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4 practice notes
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R v AM
...relating to knowledge and/or intent, particularly evidence of an accused’s mental state that points away from these elements: R v Kam, 2020 BCSC 893 at para 101-102. [166] In addition, it is not enough under s 229(a)(ii) that an accused foresees a danger ......
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R. v. Danjou
...he reached, his evidence is not evidence of the factual basis of those events: R. v. Abbey, [1982] 2 S.C.R. 24 at 44-46; R. v. Kam, 2020 BCSC 893 at paras. 117-118; R. v. Shearer, 2020 BCSC 116 at [88] As the court said in Abbey at p. 46, later ......
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R v. Gray
...relating to knowledge and/or intent, particularly evidence of an accused’s mental state that points away from these elements: R v Kam, 2020 BCSC 893 at para [132] In addition, it is not enough under s 229(a)(ii) that an accused foresees a danger or possibility of death. For an act to consti......
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R v Reed
...murder includes two independent elements—planning and deliberation—which the Crown must prove beyond a reasonable doubt: R. v. Kam, 2020 BCSC 893 at para. 164 A murder is planned when the killing results from “a calculated scheme or design which has been carefully thought out, and the natur......
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R v AM
...to knowledge and/or intent, particularly evidence of an accused’s mental state that points away from these elements: R v Kam, 2020 BCSC 893 at para 101-102. [166]       In addition, it is not enough under s 229(a)(ii) that an accused foresees a danger or......
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R. v. Danjou
...he reached, his evidence is not evidence of the factual basis of those events: R. v. Abbey, [1982] 2 S.C.R. 24 at 44-46; R. v. Kam, 2020 BCSC 893 at paras. 117-118; R. v. Shearer, 2020 BCSC 116 at [88]       As the court said in Abbey at p. 46, later ......