R. v. Mero,
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | The Honourable Chief Justice Bauman,The Honourable Mr. Justice Harris,The Honourable Mr. Justice Butler |
| Neutral Citation | 2020 BCCA 331 |
| Citation | 2020 BCCA 331 |
| Docket Number | CA46205 |
| Date | 26 November 2020 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
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3 practice notes
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R. v. Vanjoff,
...to the need for, or the insufficiency of, a defence explanation constitutes a reversal of that burden of proof: see e.g., R. v. Mero, 2020 BCCA 331 at para. 45; R. v. D.T., 2020 MBCA 88 at [31] Rather than have this Court embark on a functional......
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R v Knauff,
...submission that Mr. Knauff's account was fanciful and utterly unbelievable. As is clear from authorities such as R. v. Mero, 2020 BCCA 331, R. v. Ali, 2009 BCCA 464 and R. v. Burns, 2012 BCCA 483, a trial judge does not err by conducting a credibility analysis in this Conclusion 26 For......
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R v Richardson,
...separates reasonable doubt from speculation, and such an assessment can only be set aside on appeal where it is unreasonable: R. v. Mero, 2020 BCCA 331 at para. 48; Villaroman at para. 25 In assessing whether the appellant has established error by the trial judge, this Court must apply a fu......
3 cases
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R. v. Vanjoff,
...to the need for, or the insufficiency of, a defence explanation constitutes a reversal of that burden of proof: see e.g., R. v. Mero, 2020 BCCA 331 at para. 45; R. v. D.T., 2020 MBCA 88 at [31] Rather than have this Court embark on a functional......
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R v Knauff,
...submission that Mr. Knauff's account was fanciful and utterly unbelievable. As is clear from authorities such as R. v. Mero, 2020 BCCA 331, R. v. Ali, 2009 BCCA 464 and R. v. Burns, 2012 BCCA 483, a trial judge does not err by conducting a credibility analysis in this Conclusion 26 For......
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R v Richardson,
...separates reasonable doubt from speculation, and such an assessment can only be set aside on appeal where it is unreasonable: R. v. Mero, 2020 BCCA 331 at para. 48; Villaroman at para. 25 In assessing whether the appellant has established error by the trial judge, this Court must apply a fu......