R v TB, 2018 ABPC 193
| Judge | Honourable Judge D. Mah |
| Citation | 2018 ABPC 193 |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
| Docket Number | 160240743Y1 |
| Date | 01 October 2018 |
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R v DCS,
...accused or with any other person, ….” Counsel for the accused relies on the purpose of s 276 and the case of R v TB, 2018 ABPC 193. [14] First, counsel for the accused argues the wording in s 276 requires sexual......
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R. v. R. I., 2021 ONSC 3236
...to support his interpretation of s. 276 and relies more specifically on R. v. S.A., 2015 ONSC 6942, paras. 18 - 19 and R. v. T. B., 2018 ABPC 193, paras. 14 -15 in support of his argument that s. 276 is inapplicable to the solitary viewing of pornography. The accused also argues that throug......
2 cases
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R v DCS,
...accused or with any other person, ….” Counsel for the accused relies on the purpose of s 276 and the case of R v TB, 2018 ABPC 193. [14] First, counsel for the accused argues the wording in s 276 requires sexual......
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R. v. R. I., 2021 ONSC 3236
...to support his interpretation of s. 276 and relies more specifically on R. v. S.A., 2015 ONSC 6942, paras. 18 - 19 and R. v. T. B., 2018 ABPC 193, paras. 14 -15 in support of his argument that s. 276 is inapplicable to the solitary viewing of pornography. The accused also argues that throug......