R v. Laird
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
| Judge | Caldwell; Kalmakoff; McCreary |
| Judgment Date | 13 June 2024 |
| Citation | 2024 SKCA 61 |
| Docket Number | CACR3715; CACR3716 |
| Date | 13 June 2024 |
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7 practice notes
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R. v. Froehlich
...of the filing of an information or charge to the end of trial is presumptively unreasonable for provincial court matters (see R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61 at para 69). In Saskatchewan, the TSA establishes a default rule that a roadside suspension will remain in place until the criminal charge is......
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R. v. Kennedy
...presumptively conclude no later than 18 months after the day charges are laid (R v Jordan, 2016 SCC 27 at para 5; and R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61 at para 69). [2] In certain circumstances, periods of delay beyond the presumpt......
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R v. Kachroo
...the parity principle, citing several cases as relevant comparators for trafficking offences, including R v Fyfe, 2017 SKQB 5; R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61 [Laird]; R v Innes (2 June 2023) Regina, CRM 13/2022 (Sask KB) [Innes]; R v Campbell, 2022 ONCA 666, 418 CCC (3d) 279 [Campbell]; R v Hurdon,......
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R. v. Singh and Grewal
...13; Todd at paras 25-26; Chapman at paras 55-70; R v Lichtenwald, 2020 SKCA 70 at paras 32-38; R v Santos, 2022 SKCA 50; and R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61. It serves no purpose to offer another complete rearticulation here, but it is worth reiterating some of the principles that are of particular......
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7 cases
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R. v. Froehlich
...of the filing of an information or charge to the end of trial is presumptively unreasonable for provincial court matters (see R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61 at para 69). In Saskatchewan, the TSA establishes a default rule that a roadside suspension will remain in place until the criminal charge is......
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R. v. Kennedy
...presumptively conclude no later than 18 months after the day charges are laid (R v Jordan, 2016 SCC 27 at para 5; and R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61 at para 69). [2] In certain circumstances, periods of delay beyond the presumpt......
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R v. Kachroo
...the parity principle, citing several cases as relevant comparators for trafficking offences, including R v Fyfe, 2017 SKQB 5; R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61 [Laird]; R v Innes (2 June 2023) Regina, CRM 13/2022 (Sask KB) [Innes]; R v Campbell, 2022 ONCA 666, 418 CCC (3d) 279 [Campbell]; R v Hurdon,......
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R. v. Singh and Grewal
...13; Todd at paras 25-26; Chapman at paras 55-70; R v Lichtenwald, 2020 SKCA 70 at paras 32-38; R v Santos, 2022 SKCA 50; and R v Laird, 2024 SKCA 61. It serves no purpose to offer another complete rearticulation here, but it is worth reiterating some of the principles that are of particular......
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