R. v. Omar, 2018 ONCA 975
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | Sharpe,Brown,Paciocco |
| Citation | 2018 ONCA 975 |
| Docket Number | C64063 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Date | 04 December 2018 |
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47 practice notes
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R. v. White,
...2010 ONCA 748; R. v. Adler, 2020 ONCA 246; R. v. Buhay, 2003 SCC 30; R. v. Paterson, 2017 SCC 15; R. v. James, 2019 ONCA 288; R. v. Omar, 2018 ONCA 975, aff’d 2019 SCC 32; Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Exclusion of Evidence. Summary: Mr. White was a passenger in a Volkswagen Jetta ......
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R. v. Hayatibahar,
...an interaction amounts to a detention. However, any such subjective views are factors be considered in the analysis, see R. v. Omar, 2018 ONCA 975 at para. [92] Not every interaction between police and an individual results in a detention. The police are permitted to speak to people and ask......
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R v Barton,
...the law regarding powers upon detention, the court was satisfied the officer was acting in good faith. Brown JA in R v Omar, 2018 ONCA 975 states (at para Therein lies my primary disagreement with my colleague’s critique of the trial judge’s reasons – its focus is too n......
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HMQ v. C. Gallagher,
...to a position where it would play no practical role in the balancing exercise; it would be neutered. (R v. Omar 2018 ONCA 975 at para. [75] R v. Le, supra, followed, with a different majority of again a closely split Supreme Court. But this time the mess......
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44 cases
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R. v. White,
...2010 ONCA 748; R. v. Adler, 2020 ONCA 246; R. v. Buhay, 2003 SCC 30; R. v. Paterson, 2017 SCC 15; R. v. James, 2019 ONCA 288; R. v. Omar, 2018 ONCA 975, aff’d 2019 SCC 32; Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Exclusion of Evidence. Summary: Mr. White was a passenger in a Volkswagen Jetta ......
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R. v. Hayatibahar,
...an interaction amounts to a detention. However, any such subjective views are factors be considered in the analysis, see R. v. Omar, 2018 ONCA 975 at para. [92] Not every interaction between police and an individual results in a detention. The police are permitted to speak to people and ask......
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R v Barton,
...the law regarding powers upon detention, the court was satisfied the officer was acting in good faith. Brown JA in R v Omar, 2018 ONCA 975 states (at para Therein lies my primary disagreement with my colleague’s critique of the trial judge’s reasons – its focus is too n......
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HMQ v. C. Gallagher,
...to a position where it would play no practical role in the balancing exercise; it would be neutered. (R v. Omar 2018 ONCA 975 at para. [75] R v. Le, supra, followed, with a different majority of again a closely split Supreme Court. But this time the mess......
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1 books & journal articles
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To Stop or Not To Stop? Police Carding Practices.
...R. v. Omar, 2018 ONCA 975 (CanLII), the Ontario Court of Appeal has rubber stamped the illegality of what is commonly referred to as carding, declaring that "[Everyone has] every right to be walking down the street unimpeded by the police" (at para In a stunning decision where the Crown's c......