R. v. T.A.S., 2017 SKQB 339
| Judge | BARRINGTON-FOOTE J. |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada) |
| Case Date | Friday November 10, 2017 |
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Citations | 2017 SKQB 339 |
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4 practice notes
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Digest: R v T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 183
...The accused was convicted of sexual touching pursuant to s. 151 of the Criminal and sexual assault pursuant to s. 271 of the Code (see: 2017 SKQB 339) with the latter charge conditionally stayed pending the expiration of the appeal period. The sentencing hearing pursuant to s. 151 of the Co......
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Digest: R v T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 143
...sexual assault and sexual touching on the basis of his evidence at the voir dire. He was found not guilty of the invitation charge (see: 2017 SKQB 339). Later, the court concluded that there had been no agreement that the evidence on the voir dire would be evidence on the trial. The matter ......
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R. v. T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 183
...pursuant to s. 151 of the Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c C-46, and sexual assault, pursuant to s. 271 of the Criminal Code: see R v T.A.S., 2017 SKQB 339, 42 CR (7th) 149 [Constitutional Decision], and R v T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 143. A conditional stay of the sexual assault charge has been ordered p......
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R. v. Alfred, 2019 BCSC 261
...of s. 150.1 against similar challenges of overbreadth, in particular, R. v. A.B., 2015 ONCA 803 [A.B.] and R. v. T.A.S., 2017 SKQB 339 [T.A.S.]. It says that Mr. Alfred has failed to demonstrate that s. 150.1 is overbroad thereby infringing his rights under s. 7. The Impugned Provision [18]......
2 cases
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R. v. T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 183
...pursuant to s. 151 of the Criminal Code, RSC 1985, c C-46, and sexual assault, pursuant to s. 271 of the Criminal Code: see R v T.A.S., 2017 SKQB 339, 42 CR (7th) 149 [Constitutional Decision], and R v T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 143. A conditional stay of the sexual assault charge has been ordered p......
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R. v. Alfred, 2019 BCSC 261
...of s. 150.1 against similar challenges of overbreadth, in particular, R. v. A.B., 2015 ONCA 803 [A.B.] and R. v. T.A.S., 2017 SKQB 339 [T.A.S.]. It says that Mr. Alfred has failed to demonstrate that s. 150.1 is overbroad thereby infringing his rights under s. 7. The Impugned Provision [18]......
2 books & journal articles
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Digest: R v T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 183
...The accused was convicted of sexual touching pursuant to s. 151 of the Criminal and sexual assault pursuant to s. 271 of the Code (see: 2017 SKQB 339) with the latter charge conditionally stayed pending the expiration of the appeal period. The sentencing hearing pursuant to s. 151 of the Co......
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Digest: R v T.A.S., 2018 SKQB 143
...sexual assault and sexual touching on the basis of his evidence at the voir dire. He was found not guilty of the invitation charge (see: 2017 SKQB 339). Later, the court concluded that there had been no agreement that the evidence on the voir dire would be evidence on the trial. The matter ......