R. v. Shamsuddin, 2017 NSSC 310
| Jurisdiction | Nova Scotia |
| Judge | The Honourable Justice Peter P. Rosinski |
| Citation | 2017 NSSC 310 |
| Docket Number | CRH No. 463212 |
| Court | Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Canada) |
| Date | 16 November 2017 |
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3 practice notes
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R v. O’Dea, 2019 NSSC 406
...We know from the officer’s evidence, that she would not have been able to walk away had she done so. In Shamshudden, 2017 NSSC 310, the officer advised both suspects the were under investigative detention almost immediately. The Crown says the difference is that the offic......
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R. v. LeBlanc, 2018 NSSC 234
...accept their evidence, unless I specifically indicate otherwise. [3] I discussed such gaps in the evidentiary record in R. v. Shamsuddin, 2017 NSSC 310, at paras. 32-50-presently under appeal CAC number 478407, not yet inscribed for hearing. I infer herein that: Mr. LeBlanc would have falle......
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R. v. Shamsuddin, 2018 NSSC 157
...of the evidence – “Transcript”. [5] Pages 15(3) and page 51(4), Transcript. [6] Page 51(20), Transcript. [7] See my decision - 2017 NSSC 310. [8] R. v. Al-Rawi, 2018 NSCA 10 , at paras. 20,67-70; R. v. Hutchinson, 2014 SCC [9] Although seemingly counter-intuitive on its face, the better a......
3 cases
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R v. O’Dea, 2019 NSSC 406
...We know from the officer’s evidence, that she would not have been able to walk away had she done so. In Shamshudden, 2017 NSSC 310, the officer advised both suspects the were under investigative detention almost immediately. The Crown says the difference is that the offic......
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R. v. LeBlanc, 2018 NSSC 234
...accept their evidence, unless I specifically indicate otherwise. [3] I discussed such gaps in the evidentiary record in R. v. Shamsuddin, 2017 NSSC 310, at paras. 32-50-presently under appeal CAC number 478407, not yet inscribed for hearing. I infer herein that: Mr. LeBlanc would have falle......
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R. v. Shamsuddin, 2018 NSSC 157
...of the evidence – “Transcript”. [5] Pages 15(3) and page 51(4), Transcript. [6] Page 51(20), Transcript. [7] See my decision - 2017 NSSC 310. [8] R. v. Al-Rawi, 2018 NSCA 10 , at paras. 20,67-70; R. v. Hutchinson, 2014 SCC [9] Although seemingly counter-intuitive on its face, the better a......