R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052
| Judge | Renke |
| Citation | 2018 ABQB 1052 |
| Date | 21 December 2018 |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Canada) |
| Docket Number | 160611687Q1 |
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10 practice notes
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R v Stephan,
...v Lewis (1903), 7 CCC 261, [1903] OJ No 123 (QL) (CA) [Lewis]; R v Barry, 2004 NLCA 41 at para 24, 187 CCC (3d) 176 [Barry]; R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 at para 31, 90 Alta LR (6th) 95 [SNA]. Lewis was decided 118 years ago. And yet, even then, when there was, unlike today, a monetary cost to a......
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R v Laberge,
...inference capable of being drawn is that the accused is guilty. [427] The Crown points to the case of R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 as being a definitive example of convictions for various child abuse offences, including aggravated assault, which are supported by similar t......
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R v Harnett,
...of commission of the offence of sexual assault in relation to any one of these sets of allegations would support conviction: R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 at para C. Admitted Facts [224] Location, date, and identity were admitted. D. The Complainant’s Testimony [225......
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R v PO,
...knew that there was no consent to the application of force (or was subjectively reckless as to whether there was no consent): R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 at paras [429] The elements of aggravated assault “are the elements of assault simpliciter in addition to the listed consequences, or any one......
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10 cases
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R v Stephan,
...v Lewis (1903), 7 CCC 261, [1903] OJ No 123 (QL) (CA) [Lewis]; R v Barry, 2004 NLCA 41 at para 24, 187 CCC (3d) 176 [Barry]; R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 at para 31, 90 Alta LR (6th) 95 [SNA]. Lewis was decided 118 years ago. And yet, even then, when there was, unlike today, a monetary cost to a......
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R v Laberge,
...inference capable of being drawn is that the accused is guilty. [427] The Crown points to the case of R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 as being a definitive example of convictions for various child abuse offences, including aggravated assault, which are supported by similar t......
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R v Harnett,
...of commission of the offence of sexual assault in relation to any one of these sets of allegations would support conviction: R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 at para C. Admitted Facts [224] Location, date, and identity were admitted. D. The Complainant’s Testimony [225......
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R v PO,
...knew that there was no consent to the application of force (or was subjectively reckless as to whether there was no consent): R v SNA, 2018 ABQB 1052 at paras [429] The elements of aggravated assault “are the elements of assault simpliciter in addition to the listed consequences, or any one......
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