R. v. Milne,
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Groberman,The Honourable Mr. Justice Willcock,The Honourable Madam Justice Dickson |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 BCCA 166 |
| Citation | 2021 BCCA 166 |
| Date | 14 April 2021 |
| Docket Number | CA47184 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
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4 practice notes
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R. v. England,
...BCCA 40; and iii. R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166. [44] Additional authorities relied on by the Crown &......
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2023 BCSC 787,
...mental illness and the commission of the offence, moral culpability cannot be reduced: R. v. Merkel, 2021 BCCA 445; R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166; R. v. Penttila, 2020 BCCA 63; R. v. Badhesa, 2019 BCCA 70 at paras. 42–44. 64 Later in Doran at para. 91, Ker J. suspected and inferred that......
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R v Sorenson,
...mental illness and the commission of the offence, moral culpability cannot be reduced: R. v. Merkel, 2021 BCCA 445; R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166; R. v. Penttila, 2020 BCCA 63; R. v. Badhesa, 2019 BCCA 70 at paras. 42–44. 64 Later in Doran at para. 91, Ker J. suspected and inferred that......
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R. v. P.R.J.,
...based on mere assumptions about the contribution of PRJ’s substance use and mental health to her sexual offending: R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166 at paras. 46–48 [Milne]. Applying the harm-based analytical approach mandated by Friesen, PRJ’s personal responsibility was......
4 cases
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R. v. England,
...BCCA 40; and iii. R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166. [44] Additional authorities relied on by the Crown &......
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2023 BCSC 787,
...mental illness and the commission of the offence, moral culpability cannot be reduced: R. v. Merkel, 2021 BCCA 445; R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166; R. v. Penttila, 2020 BCCA 63; R. v. Badhesa, 2019 BCCA 70 at paras. 42–44. 64 Later in Doran at para. 91, Ker J. suspected and inferred that......
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R v Sorenson,
...mental illness and the commission of the offence, moral culpability cannot be reduced: R. v. Merkel, 2021 BCCA 445; R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166; R. v. Penttila, 2020 BCCA 63; R. v. Badhesa, 2019 BCCA 70 at paras. 42–44. 64 Later in Doran at para. 91, Ker J. suspected and inferred that......
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R. v. P.R.J.,
...based on mere assumptions about the contribution of PRJ’s substance use and mental health to her sexual offending: R. v. Milne, 2021 BCCA 166 at paras. 46–48 [Milne]. Applying the harm-based analytical approach mandated by Friesen, PRJ’s personal responsibility was......