R. v. Mohamad

JurisdictionOntario
CourtCourt of Appeal (Ontario)
JudgeStrathy,Watt,Epstein
Citation2018 ONCA 966
Docket NumberC58511
Date30 November 2018

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38 practice notes
  • Licence to Khill: What Appellate Decisions Reveal About Canada's New Self-Defence Law.
    • Canada
    • Queen's Law Journal Vol. 46 No. 1, September 2020
    • September 22, 2020
    ...20 ; R v AA, 2019 BCCA 389 ; R v Griffith, 2019 BCCA 37 ; R v Randhawa, 2019 BCCA 15 ; R v Doonanco, 2019 ABCA 118 ; R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966; R v McPhee, 2018 ONCA 1016 ; R v Francis, supra note 25; R v Leroux, 2018 BCSC 1429 ; R v Dario, 2018 BCCA 85 ; R v Atzenberger, 2018 BCCA......
  • Examination of Witnesses
    • Canada
    • Criminal Law Series Modern Criminal Evidence
    • May 3, 2021
    ...391 at 176, referencing Fanjoy , supra note 381; R v Ruptash , 1982 ABCA 165, (1982), 68 CCC (2d) 182 at 189 (Alta CA) ; R v Mohamad , 2018 ONCA 966 at paras 179-80: “although isolated transgressions of the rules governing cross-examination of an accused by Crown counsel may be of little co......
  • Table of cases
    • Canada
    • Criminal Law Series Modern Criminal Evidence
    • May 3, 2021
    ...Mock , R v , 2016 ABCA 293 ....................................................... 117 Mohamad , R v , 2018 ONCA 966 ..................................................365 Mohamed , R v , 2013 ONCJ 28 ...................................................583 Mohamed , R v , 2014 ABCA 398 ............
  • R v McKnight
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Alberta)
    • July 18, 2022
    ...to determine whether there has been a miscarriage of justice requiring appellate intervention: AG at para 25. As noted in R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966 [Mohamad] at para 181, “[t]he case-specific analysis requires consideration of the alleged improprieties in the context of the entire cross-ex......
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  • R v McKnight
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Alberta)
    • July 18, 2022
    ...to determine whether there has been a miscarriage of justice requiring appellate intervention: AG at para 25. As noted in R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966 [Mohamad] at para 181, “[t]he case-specific analysis requires consideration of the alleged improprieties in the context of the entire cross-ex......
  • R v Fast
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Alberta)
    • January 31, 2022
    ...when determining whether the curative proviso applies in this case. This law has recently been summarized in R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966, 369 CCC (3d) 211 (Ont [176] Several basic principles impose limitations on the scope of cross-examination of witnesses in a criminal trial. [177] First, t......
  • R v Dirksen
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • January 15, 2021
    ...when determining whether the curative proviso applies in this case. This law has recently been summarized in R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966, 369 CCC (3d) 211 (Ont CA): [176] Several basic principles impose limitations on the scope of cross-examination of witnesses in a criminal trial. [177] Fir......
  • R v. Chung
    • Canada
    • Court of King's Bench of Alberta (Canada)
    • July 2, 2025
    ...implicate an accused, although it may (Khela at para 40; Gagnon at para 48; R v McFarlane, 2012 ONCA 355 at para 12; R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966, Watt JA at para 153; Roks para ·       must be “capable of restoring ... faith in the relevant aspects” of the Vetro......
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3 books & journal articles
  • Table of cases
    • Canada
    • Criminal Law Series Modern Criminal Evidence
    • May 3, 2021
    ...Mock , R v , 2016 ABCA 293 ....................................................... 117 Mohamad , R v , 2018 ONCA 966 ..................................................365 Mohamed , R v , 2013 ONCJ 28 ...................................................583 Mohamed , R v , 2014 ABCA 398 ............
  • Licence to Khill: What Appellate Decisions Reveal About Canada's New Self-Defence Law.
    • Canada
    • Queen's Law Journal Vol. 46 No. 1, September 2020
    • September 22, 2020
    ...20 ; R v AA, 2019 BCCA 389 ; R v Griffith, 2019 BCCA 37 ; R v Randhawa, 2019 BCCA 15 ; R v Doonanco, 2019 ABCA 118 ; R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966; R v McPhee, 2018 ONCA 1016 ; R v Francis, supra note 25; R v Leroux, 2018 BCSC 1429 ; R v Dario, 2018 BCCA 85 ; R v Atzenberger, 2018 BCCA......
  • Examination of Witnesses
    • Canada
    • Criminal Law Series Modern Criminal Evidence
    • May 3, 2021
    ...391 at 176, referencing Fanjoy , supra note 381; R v Ruptash , 1982 ABCA 165, (1982), 68 CCC (2d) 182 at 189 (Alta CA) ; R v Mohamad , 2018 ONCA 966 at paras 179-80: “although isolated transgressions of the rules governing cross-examination of an accused by Crown counsel may be of little co......