R. v. Miller (S.A.), 2016 ABPC 59
| Judge | Mason, P.C.J. |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
| Case Date | March 14, 2016 |
| Jurisdiction | Alberta |
| Citations | 2016 ABPC 59 |
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4 practice notes
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R. v. Melvin, 2019 NSSC 334
...records “can be mined for evidence for the pattern analysis.” (paras. 49-56); Inacio (paras. 67-69) albeit the Court in R v Miller, 2016 ABPC 59 at paras. 182-185, reminds us that institutional disciplinary process results should be the product of fundamentally fair process if we are to tre......
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R. v. Villeneuve,
...such as police summaries or institutional misconduct allegations not resulting in documented sanctions: Neve, at para. 133; R. v. Miller, 2016 ABPC 59, at para. 210; Williams, at para. 53-55; R. v. Melvin, 2019 NSSC 334, at para. 66; R. v. Strathdee, 2019 ABQB 958, at paras. 67-72; and Whit......
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R v Betchuk,
...need not prove beyond a reasonable doubt the offender will re-offend, only that there is likelihood he will inflict harm (R v Miller, 2016 ABPC 59). [179] The first step in the analysis is that the offender must have committed a "serious personal injury&qu......
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R v Miller,
...of Judgment Appeal from the Sentence by The Honourable Mr. Judge P.J. Mason Sentenced on the 14th day of March, 2016 (2016 ABPC 59; Docket: Memorandum of Judgment _______________________________________________________ The Court: [1] &......
4 cases
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R. v. Melvin, 2019 NSSC 334
...records “can be mined for evidence for the pattern analysis.” (paras. 49-56); Inacio (paras. 67-69) albeit the Court in R v Miller, 2016 ABPC 59 at paras. 182-185, reminds us that institutional disciplinary process results should be the product of fundamentally fair process if we are to tre......
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R. v. Villeneuve, 2022 ONSC 2188
...such as police summaries or institutional misconduct allegations not resulting in documented sanctions: Neve, at para. 133; R. v. Miller, 2016 ABPC 59, at para. 210; Williams, at para. 53-55; R. v. Melvin, 2019 NSSC 334, at para. 66; R. v. Strathdee, 2019 ABQB 958, at paras. 67-72; and Whit......
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R v Betchuk, 2021 ABPC 197
...need not prove beyond a reasonable doubt the offender will re-offend, only that there is likelihood he will inflict harm (R v Miller, 2016 ABPC 59). [179] The first step in the analysis is that the offender must have committed a "serious personal injury&qu......
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R v Miller, 2021 ABCA 45
...of Judgment Appeal from the Sentence by The Honourable Mr. Judge P.J. Mason Sentenced on the 14th day of March, 2016 (2016 ABPC 59; Docket: Memorandum of Judgment _______________________________________________________ The Court: [1] &......