R. v. Williams (W.), [2010] O.T.C. Uned. 184 (SC)
| Judge | Hill, J. |
| Court | Superior Court of Justice of Ontario (Canada) |
| Case Date | January 07, 2010 |
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Citations | [2010] O.T.C. Uned. 184 (SC);2010 ONSC 184;[2010] O.T.C. Uned. 184 |
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15 practice notes
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R. v. Liu (P.T.) et al., 2011 BCSC 1269
...in bulk or by the eight ball. This is simply too much to have on your possession at one time for personal use. [35] In R. v. Williams , 2010 ONSC 184 Hill J. wrote at paras 63-65: 63 Liability for the crime of trafficking, depending on the particular facts of a case, may be justified even w......
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R. v. P.B,
...whether the statements are credible and therefore worthy of belief. [120] Hill, J. in the case of R. v. Williams 2010 ONSC 184 made the following observations respecting the assessment of credibility at para. A trier of fact, in assessing credibility, considers a var......
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R. v. Brown, 2019 BCCA 393
...the totality of the evidence presented and not just the constituent parts: R. v. Ngo, 2009 BCCA 301, at paragraph 54; R. v. Williams, 2010 ONSC 184, at paragraph 65. One way of articulating that principle is to ask myself how likely it is that all of the incriminating evidence (in this case......
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R. v. R.B., [2014] O.A.C. Uned. 660
...corroborating evidence. [17] In my view, this is a weak ground of appeal. [18] I note that the trial judge referred to R. v. Williams , 2010 ONSC 184, and explicitly instructed himself that the trial should not devolve into a credibility contest. In addition, he found that the case required......
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15 cases
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R. v. Liu (P.T.) et al., 2011 BCSC 1269
...in bulk or by the eight ball. This is simply too much to have on your possession at one time for personal use. [35] In R. v. Williams , 2010 ONSC 184 Hill J. wrote at paras 63-65: 63 Liability for the crime of trafficking, depending on the particular facts of a case, may be justified even w......
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R. v. P.B,
...whether the statements are credible and therefore worthy of belief. [120] Hill, J. in the case of R. v. Williams 2010 ONSC 184 made the following observations respecting the assessment of credibility at para. A trier of fact, in assessing credibility, considers a var......
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R. v. Brown, 2019 BCCA 393
...the totality of the evidence presented and not just the constituent parts: R. v. Ngo, 2009 BCCA 301, at paragraph 54; R. v. Williams, 2010 ONSC 184, at paragraph 65. One way of articulating that principle is to ask myself how likely it is that all of the incriminating evidence (in this case......
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R. v. R.B., [2014] O.A.C. Uned. 660
...corroborating evidence. [17] In my view, this is a weak ground of appeal. [18] I note that the trial judge referred to R. v. Williams , 2010 ONSC 184, and explicitly instructed himself that the trial should not devolve into a credibility contest. In addition, he found that the case required......
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