R. v. King,
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | Fairburn,George,Miller |
| Citation | 2022 ONCA 665 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Docket Number | C67830 |
| Date | 26 September 2022 |
-
- This document is available in original version only for vLex customers
View this document and try vLex for 7 days - TRY VLEX
- This document is available in original version only for vLex customers
7 practice notes
-
2023 ONCA 184,
...crimes which are not typically associated with dishonesty may have some relevance to the trustworthiness of a witness: see R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. 59 Here, there was no error in principle, misapprehension of evidence or unreasonable exercise of discretion. Thu......
-
R. v. Bailey,
...evidence is reasonably capable of belief, especially where the prejudicial impact of admitting the evidence is high: see R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. [26] Ms. Patrick’s testimony is arguably inconsi......
-
R v Nagy,
...crimes which are not typically associated with dishonesty may have some relevance to the trustworthiness of a witness: see R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. 59 Here, there was no error in principle, misapprehension of evidence or unreasonable exercise of discretion. Thu......
-
2023 ONCA 253,
...persons who choose to do so, are presumptively admissible as evidence relevant in challenging their credibility as witnesses: R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. 139 (citations omitted); Canada Evidence Act, s. 12(1). Convictions for crimes of dishonesty, including offenc......
Request a trial to view additional results
7 cases
-
R. v. Bailey,
...evidence is reasonably capable of belief, especially where the prejudicial impact of admitting the evidence is high: see R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. [26] Ms. Patrick’s testimony is arguably inconsi......
-
2023 ONCA 184,
...crimes which are not typically associated with dishonesty may have some relevance to the trustworthiness of a witness: see R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. 59 Here, there was no error in principle, misapprehension of evidence or unreasonable exercise of discretion. Thu......
-
R v Nagy,
...crimes which are not typically associated with dishonesty may have some relevance to the trustworthiness of a witness: see R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. 59 Here, there was no error in principle, misapprehension of evidence or unreasonable exercise of discretion. Thu......
-
2023 ONCA 253,
...persons who choose to do so, are presumptively admissible as evidence relevant in challenging their credibility as witnesses: R. v. King, 2022 ONCA 665, 163 O.R. (3d) 179, at para. 139 (citations omitted); Canada Evidence Act, s. 12(1). Convictions for crimes of dishonesty, including offenc......
Request a trial to view additional results