R. v. Rahi
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Court | Ontario Superior Court of Justice |
| Judge | Ducharme |
| Citation | 2023 ONSC 905 |
| Date | 06 February 2023 |
| Docket Number | CR-22-5/480; CR-22-5/481 |
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Table of Cases
...v Rahey, 1987 CanLII 52 (SCC), [1987] 1 SCR 588 ..............3–5, 6, 44, 48, 49, 50, 52, 53, 77, 78–79, 152, 154–55, 156, 157 R v Rahi, 2023 ONSC 905 ................................................................................. 113, 115, 125 R v Rai, 2019 BCCA 377............................
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Where Delay Exceeds the Ceiling - Exceptional Circumstances
...Court of Justice. 60 56 R v Shen , [2022] OJ No 2673 (SCJ) [ Shen ]; R v Redufe , [2021] OJ No 4134 (SCJ) at paras 13–36; R v Rahi , 2023 ONSC 905 at para 32 [ Rahi ]. 57 Agpoon, above note 55. 58 Ibid at paras 27–31. 59 Ibid at para 32. 60 Ibid at para 33. 114 A Proactive Practitioner’s Gu......
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R. v. Drummond
...the late provision of disclosure, the Crown has been able to rely upon some explanation for its inaction. For example, in R. v. Rahi, 2023 ONSC 905, Ducharme J. accepted the pandemic's role in the case's ability to move forward and that the Crown made efforts at all stages of the proceeding......
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R. v. Stefan
...the late provision of disclosure, the Crown has been able to rely upon some explanation for its inaction. For example, in R. v. Rahi, 2023 ONSC 905, Ducharme J. accepted the pandemic's role in the case's ability to move forward and that the Crown made efforts at all stages of the proceeding......
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R. v. Drummond
...the late provision of disclosure, the Crown has been able to rely upon some explanation for its inaction. For example, in R. v. Rahi, 2023 ONSC 905, Ducharme J. accepted the pandemic's role in the case's ability to move forward and that the Crown made efforts at all stages of the proceeding......
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R. v. Stefan
...the late provision of disclosure, the Crown has been able to rely upon some explanation for its inaction. For example, in R. v. Rahi, 2023 ONSC 905, Ducharme J. accepted the pandemic's role in the case's ability to move forward and that the Crown made efforts at all stages of the proceeding......
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R v Volk
...expedite the proceedings, concerns “action or nonaction by the accused that is inconsistent with a desire for timely trial”: R. v. Rahi, 2023 ONSC 905 at para. 46. It is the substance of these steps that are to be considered, not the form: Jordan at para. 84. It falls to the defence to show......
2 books & journal articles
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Where Delay Exceeds the Ceiling - Exceptional Circumstances
...Court of Justice. 60 56 R v Shen , [2022] OJ No 2673 (SCJ) [ Shen ]; R v Redufe , [2021] OJ No 4134 (SCJ) at paras 13–36; R v Rahi , 2023 ONSC 905 at para 32 [ Rahi ]. 57 Agpoon, above note 55. 58 Ibid at paras 27–31. 59 Ibid at para 32. 60 Ibid at para 33. 114 A Proactive Practitioner’s Gu......
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Table of Cases
...v Rahey, 1987 CanLII 52 (SCC), [1987] 1 SCR 588 ..............3–5, 6, 44, 48, 49, 50, 52, 53, 77, 78–79, 152, 154–55, 156, 157 R v Rahi, 2023 ONSC 905 ................................................................................. 113, 115, 125 R v Rai, 2019 BCCA 377............................
