R. v. Wylie (R.), [2013] O.A.C. Uned. 552
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | Laskin, Rosenberg and Epstein, JJ.A. |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Subject Matter | PRACTICE,CRIMINAL LAW,EVIDENCE |
| Date | 05 November 2013 |
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13 practice notes
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R. v. Sillars, 2019 ONCJ 58
...timing of the detention has a certain practical attractiveness. But that is not how s. 254(3) reads. As this court held in R. v. Wylie, 2013 ONCA 673, 51 M.V.R. (6th) 1, at para. 10: "All that s. 254(3) requires is that a valid breath demand is made by a peace officer with reasonable ground......
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R. v. Fenske (H.B.), [2015] Man.R.(2d) Uned. 37
...to deference, the trial judge's ultimate ruling is subject to review for correctness. [Underlining added; para. 20.] (See R. v. Wylie , 2013 ONCA 673 at paras. 6-7; and R. v. Alex , 2015 BCCA 435 at paras. 4-5.) [15] The question of whether the requirement to take a breath sample "as soon a......
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R. v. Guenter (P.), 2016 ONCA 572
...timing of the detention has a certain practical attractiveness. But that is not how s. 254(3) reads. As this court held in R. v. Wylie , 2013 ONCA 673, 51 M.V.R. (6th) 1, at para. 10: "All that s. 254(3) requires is that a valid breath demand is made by a peace officer with reasonable groun......
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R. v. PEEPEETCH, 2018 SKQB 65
...in the jurisprudence that supports the proposition that the Crown must prove the “who, what, where and when” of the demand. R. v. Wylie, 2013 ONCA 673, 51 M.V.R. (5th) 1, at para. 19 In setting out the requirements of section 254(3), the Court of Appeal made no reference to any requirement ......
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13 cases
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R. v. Sillars, 2019 ONCJ 58
...timing of the detention has a certain practical attractiveness. But that is not how s. 254(3) reads. As this court held in R. v. Wylie, 2013 ONCA 673, 51 M.V.R. (6th) 1, at para. 10: "All that s. 254(3) requires is that a valid breath demand is made by a peace officer with reasonable ground......
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R. v. Fenske (H.B.), [2015] Man.R.(2d) Uned. 37
...to deference, the trial judge's ultimate ruling is subject to review for correctness. [Underlining added; para. 20.] (See R. v. Wylie , 2013 ONCA 673 at paras. 6-7; and R. v. Alex , 2015 BCCA 435 at paras. 4-5.) [15] The question of whether the requirement to take a breath sample "as soon a......
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R. v. Guenter (P.), 2016 ONCA 572
...timing of the detention has a certain practical attractiveness. But that is not how s. 254(3) reads. As this court held in R. v. Wylie , 2013 ONCA 673, 51 M.V.R. (6th) 1, at para. 10: "All that s. 254(3) requires is that a valid breath demand is made by a peace officer with reasonable groun......
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R. v. PEEPEETCH, 2018 SKQB 65
...in the jurisprudence that supports the proposition that the Crown must prove the “who, what, where and when” of the demand. R. v. Wylie, 2013 ONCA 673, 51 M.V.R. (5th) 1, at para. 19 In setting out the requirements of section 254(3), the Court of Appeal made no reference to any requirement ......
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