R. v. Pastro,
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Harris,The Honourable Mr. Justice Fitch,The Honourable Mr. Justice Abrioux |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 BCCA 149 |
| Date | 15 April 2021 |
| Citation | 2021 BCCA 149 |
| Docket Number | CA46418 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
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8 practice notes
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R v D.B.,
...also entitled, and in fact expected, to use logic and common sense in assessing the evidence (Adebogun at paras 24–25; R v Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149 at para 41, 71 CR (7th) 296 [Pastro]). It is an error of law, however, to draw inferences that do not flow logically and reasonably fr......
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R. v. M.P.H.,
...by the positions of the parties. Trial reasons are not to be finely parsed in search for error: G.F. at para. 69; R. v. Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149 at para. [35] In reviewing trial reasons, it is critical to review the record. Even if the trial reasons do ......
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R. v. Fay,
...of credibility: R. v. D.C., 2012 SCC 48 at paras. 3, 25–28; R. v. Roth, 2020 BCCA 240 at para. 73; R. v. Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149 at para. 52. In assessing credibility, the trial judge is entitled to draw inferences that “flow logically and reasonably from establis......
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R v Morgan,
...to legal errors that can taint a trial judge's assessment of credibility: R. v. Roth, 2020 BCCA 240 at para. 73; R. v. Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149 at para. 52. In assessing credibility, a trial judge is entitled to draw inferences that “flow logically and reasonably from established f......
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10 cases
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R. v. Kruk, 2024 SCC 7
...33 , [2002] 2 S.C.R. 235 ; R. v. Chung, 2020 SCC 8 , [2020] 1 S.C.R. 405 ; R. v. Morrissey (1995), 22 O.R. (3d) 514 ; R. v. Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149, 71 C.R. (7th) 296 ; R. v. Greif, 2021 BCCA 187 ; R. v. Al‑Rawi, 2021 NSCA 86 , 410 C.C.C. (3d) 385 ; R. v. K.B.W., 2022 SKCA 8 ;......
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R v D.B.,
...also entitled, and in fact expected, to use logic and common sense in assessing the evidence (Adebogun at paras 24–25; R v Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149 at para 41, 71 CR (7th) 296 [Pastro]). It is an error of law, however, to draw inferences that do not flow logically and reasonably fr......
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R v Morgan,
...to legal errors that can taint a trial judge's assessment of credibility: R. v. Roth, 2020 BCCA 240 at para. 73; R. v. Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149 at para. 52. In assessing credibility, a trial judge is entitled to draw inferences that “flow logically and reasonably from established f......
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R. v. M.P.H.,
...by the positions of the parties. Trial reasons are not to be finely parsed in search for error: G.F. at para. 69; R. v. Pastro, 2021 BCCA 149 at para. [35] In reviewing trial reasons, it is critical to review the record. Even if the trial reasons do ......
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