R. v. Subramaniam
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Judge | Winteringham |
| Citation | 2023 BCSC 637 |
| Date | 04 April 2023 |
| Docket Number | 80597-2 |
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2 practice notes
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R v Crawley
...with an overview of the applicable law, by reference to a decision of Justice Winteringham, as she then was, in R. v. Subramaniam, 2023 BCSC 637. Describing the decision as “one of the best legal templates I've come across dealing with these two charges”, counsel took the judge through it i......
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R v Cluett
...doubt: a) that the accused brought into Canada; b) a controlled substance; and, c) the accused did so knowingly. R v. Subramaniam, 2023 BCSC 637 at para. 32; and R. v. Peal, 2017 BCSC 623 at paras. 106–108. 26 In the most recent edition of Watt's Manual of Criminal Jury Instructions, the of......
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R v Crawley
...with an overview of the applicable law, by reference to a decision of Justice Winteringham, as she then was, in R. v. Subramaniam, 2023 BCSC 637. Describing the decision as “one of the best legal templates I've come across dealing with these two charges”, counsel took the judge through it i......
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R v Cluett
...doubt: a) that the accused brought into Canada; b) a controlled substance; and, c) the accused did so knowingly. R v. Subramaniam, 2023 BCSC 637 at para. 32; and R. v. Peal, 2017 BCSC 623 at paras. 106–108. 26 In the most recent edition of Watt's Manual of Criminal Jury Instructions, the of......
