R. v. McKnight
The court acquitted Stephen Michael McKnight on trafficking and silencer counts, finding the circumstantial evidence insufficient for constructive possession, but convicted him of simple possession of fentanyl found on his person.
- Constructive possession
- Possession for purpose of trafficking
- Circumstantial evidence and inferences
- Charter s.8 and s.10(b) breaches
- Exclusion of evidence s.24(2)
- Constructive-possession