R v Sidhu, 2020 ABPC 197
| Judge | Honourable Judge R.R. Cochard |
| Citation | 2020 ABPC 197 |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
| Docket Number | 181197047P1 |
| Date | 27 October 2020 |
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4 practice notes
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R v Sidhu,
...[2021] S.C.C.A. No. 209. [11] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2019 ABPC 232, ¶ 6. [12] Id. [13] Id. [14] Id. [15] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2020 ABPC 197, ¶ [16] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2019 ABPC 232, ¶ 6. [17] Id. [18] Extracts of Key Evidence of the Respondent 25. [19] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2020 A......
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R v Sidhu,
...of criminal harassment. On March 18, 2020, he filed an application seeking a mistrial, claiming ineffective assistance of counsel (see 2020 ABPC 197). He alleged his trial counsel had never explained adequately to him the different modes of election, and did not allow him to take the stand ......
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R v Sidhu,
...the mistrial application and sentenced Mr. Sidhu to nine months incarceration followed by three years’ probation: R v Sidhu, 2020 ABPC 197. [3] Mr. Sidhu applied for judicial interim release pending h......
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R v Iwanciw,
...Court was given no case law to justify this sentence of 90 days. The Crown was unfamiliar with this Court’s decision in R v Sidhu, 2020 ABPC 197. That sentence was upheld by the Court of Appeal in R v Sidhu, 2022 ABCA [10] T......
4 cases
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R v Sidhu,
...[2021] S.C.C.A. No. 209. [11] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2019 ABPC 232, ¶ 6. [12] Id. [13] Id. [14] Id. [15] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2020 ABPC 197, ¶ [16] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2019 ABPC 232, ¶ 6. [17] Id. [18] Extracts of Key Evidence of the Respondent 25. [19] The Queen v. Sidhu, 2020 A......
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R v Sidhu,
...of criminal harassment. On March 18, 2020, he filed an application seeking a mistrial, claiming ineffective assistance of counsel (see 2020 ABPC 197). He alleged his trial counsel had never explained adequately to him the different modes of election, and did not allow him to take the stand ......
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R v Sidhu,
...the mistrial application and sentenced Mr. Sidhu to nine months incarceration followed by three years’ probation: R v Sidhu, 2020 ABPC 197. [3] Mr. Sidhu applied for judicial interim release pending h......
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R v Iwanciw,
...Court was given no case law to justify this sentence of 90 days. The Crown was unfamiliar with this Court’s decision in R v Sidhu, 2020 ABPC 197. That sentence was upheld by the Court of Appeal in R v Sidhu, 2022 ABCA [10] T......