R v Wilson
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
| Judge | Ottenbreit, Schwann and Tholl JJ.A. |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 SKCA 87 |
| Citation | 2021 SKCA 87 |
| Docket Number | CACR2994, CACR2995, and CACR2999 |
| Date | 09 June 2021 |
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3 practice notes
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R v Clark
...rule. It is always subject to exclusion if its prejudicial effect outweighs its probative value. However, as set out in R v Wilson, 2021 SKCA 87 [Wilson], there is no special rule for its admission that would necessitate a voir dire: [76] Evidence of post-offence conduct of an accused perso......
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R v Omer
...a discretionary decision: Brooks at para 4, Smith at para 43, R v Wolfe, 2021 SKCA 39 at paras 162–164, 404 CCC (3d) 141, and R v Wilson, 2021 SKCA 87 at paras 94–96, 407 CCC (3d) 199. In a judge-alone trial, determining whether a witness is unsavoury, and thus requiring special scrutiny, i......
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R. v. Morrison
...In R v Wilson, 2021 SKCA 87 [Wilson], Tholl J.A. speaking for the Court, succinctly summarized these principles and highlighted how to approach the task of determining whether the probative value of the evidence outweighs its prejudicial 43 Evidence is admissible in a criminal tr......
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R v Clark
...rule. It is always subject to exclusion if its prejudicial effect outweighs its probative value. However, as set out in R v Wilson, 2021 SKCA 87 [Wilson], there is no special rule for its admission that would necessitate a voir dire: [76] Evidence of post-offence conduct of an accused perso......
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R v Omer
...a discretionary decision: Brooks at para 4, Smith at para 43, R v Wolfe, 2021 SKCA 39 at paras 162–164, 404 CCC (3d) 141, and R v Wilson, 2021 SKCA 87 at paras 94–96, 407 CCC (3d) 199. In a judge-alone trial, determining whether a witness is unsavoury, and thus requiring special scrutiny, i......
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R. v. Morrison
...In R v Wilson, 2021 SKCA 87 [Wilson], Tholl J.A. speaking for the Court, succinctly summarized these principles and highlighted how to approach the task of determining whether the probative value of the evidence outweighs its prejudicial 43 Evidence is admissible in a criminal tr......
