R. v. Lavallee (R.C.), 2015 ABCA 288
| Judge | Watson, Rowbotham and O'Ferrall, JJ.A. |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
| Case Date | September 15, 2015 |
| Citations | 2015 ABCA 288;[2015] A.R. Uned. 254 (CA);[2015] A.R. Uned. 254 |
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3 practice notes
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R v TWS, 2020 ABCA 157
...an impermissible purpose is an error of law reviewable on the standard of correctness: R v Dez, 2018 ABCA 99 at para 24; R v Lavallee, 2015 ABCA 288 at para The Law on Prior Consistent Statements [40] Prior consistent statements are presumptively inadmissible: Stirling at para 5. The ration......
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R v Griffin, 2018 ABCA 277
...argument that the trial judge used Taylor’s prior consistent statements to bolster her credibility. As stated in R v Lavallee, 2015 ABCA 288 at paragraph The defence cannot have it both ways. It cannot argue at trial that a complainant’s various accounts of what happened are inconsistent, a......
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R. v. Lavallee (R.C.), [2016] A.R. Uned. 27 (CA)
...[orally]: The appellant, a serving RCMP officer, was convicted of assault causing bodily harm of a handcuffed prisoner: R. v Lavallee , 2015 ABCA 288. [2] He appeals the resulting sentence, which was 60 days to be served intermittently, followed by 2 years' probation, and the required ......
3 cases
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R v TWS, 2020 ABCA 157
...an impermissible purpose is an error of law reviewable on the standard of correctness: R v Dez, 2018 ABCA 99 at para 24; R v Lavallee, 2015 ABCA 288 at para The Law on Prior Consistent Statements [40] Prior consistent statements are presumptively inadmissible: Stirling at para 5. The ration......
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R v Griffin, 2018 ABCA 277
...argument that the trial judge used Taylor’s prior consistent statements to bolster her credibility. As stated in R v Lavallee, 2015 ABCA 288 at paragraph The defence cannot have it both ways. It cannot argue at trial that a complainant’s various accounts of what happened are inconsistent, a......
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R. v. Lavallee (R.C.), [2016] A.R. Uned. 27 (CA)
...[orally]: The appellant, a serving RCMP officer, was convicted of assault causing bodily harm of a handcuffed prisoner: R. v Lavallee , 2015 ABCA 288. [2] He appeals the resulting sentence, which was 60 days to be served intermittently, followed by 2 years' probation, and the required ......