R. v. Patel,

JurisdictionBritish Columbia
JudgeThe Honourable Madam Justice MacKenzie,The Honourable Mr. Justice Fitch,The Honourable Mr. Justice Butler
Citation2020 BCCA 92
Date18 March 2020
CourtCourt of Appeal (British Columbia)
Docket NumberCA45215

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5 practice notes
  • R v Bird,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • March 28, 2023
    ...78 [ Pike], the pattern, of which the predicate offence forms a part, defines the prospective assessment of risk (see also R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92 at paras. 216-223 [ Patel]). 40 The prospective assessment of dangerousness required at the designation stage “ensures that only offend......
  • R. v. B.T.,
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • April 16, 2021
    ...Ms. Sukkau has provided the folowing: C.C.C.; R. v. R.J.H., 2021 BCCA 54; R. v. Williams, 2020 BCCA 286; Friesen; R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92; R. v. Scofield, 2019 BCCA 3; Hamlin; Athey; R. v. E.S., 2017 BCCA 354; R. v. S.L.D., 2017 BCPC 349; R. v. Vautour, 2016 BCCA 497; R. v. R. (E.R.D......
  • R v Bird,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • March 28, 2023
    ...the pattern, of which the predicate offence forms a part, defines the prospective assessment of risk (see also R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92 at paras. 216-223 [40]           The prospective assessment of dangerousness required at the d......
  • R. v. White,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (British Columbia)
    • March 11, 2022
    ...78 [Pike], the pattern, of which the predicate offence forms a part, defines the prospective assessment of risk (see also R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92 at paras. 216–223 [5]            The appellant concedes the predicate offences he......
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  • R v Bird,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • March 28, 2023
    ...78 [ Pike], the pattern, of which the predicate offence forms a part, defines the prospective assessment of risk (see also R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92 at paras. 216-223 [ Patel]). 40 The prospective assessment of dangerousness required at the designation stage “ensures that only offend......
  • R. v. B.T.,
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • April 16, 2021
    ...Ms. Sukkau has provided the folowing: C.C.C.; R. v. R.J.H., 2021 BCCA 54; R. v. Williams, 2020 BCCA 286; Friesen; R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92; R. v. Scofield, 2019 BCCA 3; Hamlin; Athey; R. v. E.S., 2017 BCCA 354; R. v. S.L.D., 2017 BCPC 349; R. v. Vautour, 2016 BCCA 497; R. v. R. (E.R.D......
  • R v Bird,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • March 28, 2023
    ...the pattern, of which the predicate offence forms a part, defines the prospective assessment of risk (see also R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92 at paras. 216-223 [40]           The prospective assessment of dangerousness required at the d......
  • R. v. White,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (British Columbia)
    • March 11, 2022
    ...78 [Pike], the pattern, of which the predicate offence forms a part, defines the prospective assessment of risk (see also R. v. Patel, 2020 BCCA 92 at paras. 216–223 [5]            The appellant concedes the predicate offences he......
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