R v. Simonelli
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Court | Superior Court of Justice of Ontario (Canada) |
| Judge | D.E HARRIS J. |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 ONSC 354 |
| Citation | 2021 ONSC 354 |
| Docket Number | CRIMJ(P)0033/20 |
| Date | 15 January 2021 |
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3 practice notes
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R. v. Musara
...The adjournments were reasonable given the circumstances.  The facts of this case are readily distinguishable from R. v. Simonelli, 2021 ONSC 354, the case relied upon by Mr. Nolan.  In that case, there were systemic factors and a lackadaisical attitude towards the delay, both of ......
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R v. Simonelli
...entered with respect to all the charges they were facing, which included illegal gaming offences and firearm offences: R. v. Simonelli, 2021 ONSC 354. 2.                  Several months later, on March 29, ......
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R. v. Hernandez-Viera
...years, and even higher for those who have a record for similar offences: R. v. Graham, 2018 ONSC 6817, at paras. 38-39; R. v. Simonelli, 2021 ONSC 354, 478 C.R.R. (2d) 138, at para. 130. [35]           Given the aggravating factors in this c......
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R. v. Musara
...The adjournments were reasonable given the circumstances. The facts of this case are readily distinguishable from R. v. Simonelli, 2021 ONSC 354, the case relied upon by Mr. Nolan. In that case, there were systemic factors and a lackadaisical attitude towards the delay, both of ......
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R v. Simonelli
...entered with respect to all the charges they were facing, which included illegal gaming offences and firearm offences: R. v. Simonelli, 2021 ONSC 354. 2. Several months later, on March 29, ......
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R. v. Hernandez-Viera
...years, and even higher for those who have a record for similar offences: R. v. Graham, 2018 ONSC 6817, at paras. 38-39; R. v. Simonelli, 2021 ONSC 354, 478 C.R.R. (2d) 138, at para. 130. [35] Given the aggravating factors in this c......
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R v Meckley
...pending a bail hearing and the potential justification for a stay of proceedings. Both parties primarily relied on R. v. Simonelli, 2021 ONSC 354. 14 In Simonelli, it was determined that the delays in holding bail hearings for the two applicants breached s. 11(e) of the Charter. The systemi......
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