R. v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | LaForme,Watt,Trotter |
| Citation | 2018 ONCA 887 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Docket Number | C61617, C62879, C63241 |
| Date | 07 November 2018 |
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R v Bank,
...any fact alleged against him for the purpose of dispensing with proof thereof’”); The Queen v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887, ¶ 26; 369 C.C.C. 3d 56, 65 per Trotter, J.A. (“[The Fegan procedure] is utilized regularly in Ontario. With appropriate safeguards, it is a......
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Ontario Court Of Appeal Summaries (November 5 - 9, 2018)
...Proof, R. v. Greenwood (1864), 23 U.C.R. 250, R. v. Rothe, [1966] 4 C.C.C. 400, R. v. Chandroga [1999], O.J. No. 488 R v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887 Keywords: Criminal Law, Drug Offences, Delay, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, s. 11(b), R. v. Morin [1992], 1 S.C.R. 771, R v Faul......
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R. v. Clyke, 2019 NSSC 137
...by judge alone and a resolution is expected. On April 8 counsel agreed to a procedure more common in Ontario (see R v Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887 at para. 25: “Moreover, there is a way to preserve a right to appeal short of having a full-blown trial. In Faulkner, Watt J.A. commended the p......
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R. v. Herritt, 2019 NSCA 92
...without loss of the ability to challenge an adverse interlocutory decision. Trotter J.A., writing for the Court in R. v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887, described the process, first suggested in Fegan, supra, as [25] Moreover, there is a way to preserve a right to appeal short of having a fu......
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14 cases
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R v Bank,
...any fact alleged against him for the purpose of dispensing with proof thereof’”); The Queen v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887, ¶ 26; 369 C.C.C. 3d 56, 65 per Trotter, J.A. (“[The Fegan procedure] is utilized regularly in Ontario. With appropriate safeguards, it is a......
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R. v. Clyke, 2019 NSSC 137
...by judge alone and a resolution is expected. On April 8 counsel agreed to a procedure more common in Ontario (see R v Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887 at para. 25: “Moreover, there is a way to preserve a right to appeal short of having a full-blown trial. In Faulkner, Watt J.A. commended the p......
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R. v. Herritt, 2019 NSCA 92
...without loss of the ability to challenge an adverse interlocutory decision. Trotter J.A., writing for the Court in R. v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887, described the process, first suggested in Fegan, supra, as [25] Moreover, there is a way to preserve a right to appeal short of having a fu......
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R v Hunt,
...clear that the admissibility of the evidence is dispositive of guilt. And it expedites appellate review”); The Queen v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887, ¶ 25-26; 369 C.C.C. 3d 56, 65 per Trotter, J.A. (“there is a way to preserve a right to appeal short of having a full-blown trial. In Faulkn......
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Ontario Court Of Appeal Summaries (November 5 - 9, 2018)
...Proof, R. v. Greenwood (1864), 23 U.C.R. 250, R. v. Rothe, [1966] 4 C.C.C. 400, R. v. Chandroga [1999], O.J. No. 488 R v. Lopez-Restrepo, 2018 ONCA 887 Keywords: Criminal Law, Drug Offences, Delay, Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, s. 11(b), R. v. Morin [1992], 1 S.C.R. 771, R v Faul......