R. v. Saunders, 2021 ABPC 77
| Judge | Honourable Judge A.A. Fradsham |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 ABPC 77 |
| Date | 05 March 2021 |
| Citation | 2021 ABPC 77 |
| Docket Number | 190400085P1 |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
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2 practice notes
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2023 ABPC 49,
...driving. It is simple, once the police officer decides to undertake such an investigation, he must tell the detainee. 128 In R v Saunders, 2021 ABPC 77, Judge Fradsham of the Alberta Provincial Court held that to determine whether a section 10(a) delay is unreasonable, a trial judge must ex......
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R v Mohamed,
...driving. It is simple, once the police officer decides to undertake such an investigation, he must tell the detainee. 128 In R v Saunders, 2021 ABPC 77, Judge Fradsham of the Alberta Provincial Court held that to determine whether a section 10(a) delay is unreasonable, a trial judge must ex......
2 cases
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2023 ABPC 49,
...driving. It is simple, once the police officer decides to undertake such an investigation, he must tell the detainee. 128 In R v Saunders, 2021 ABPC 77, Judge Fradsham of the Alberta Provincial Court held that to determine whether a section 10(a) delay is unreasonable, a trial judge must ex......
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R v Mohamed,
...driving. It is simple, once the police officer decides to undertake such an investigation, he must tell the detainee. 128 In R v Saunders, 2021 ABPC 77, Judge Fradsham of the Alberta Provincial Court held that to determine whether a section 10(a) delay is unreasonable, a trial judge must ex......