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The court ruled on admissibility of the accused’s statements and related text messages in a judge-alone murder trial, admitting some statements and excluding others.
The court held that Heather Hamill’s out-of-court statements to a friend were not admissible for their truth because they lacked sufficient indicia of reliability.
Voir dire ruling admitting blame-shifting statements as post-offence conduct, but excluding any statement that the accused said she was going to kill someone.
On a voir dire, the court held the first stage of the informant-identity disclosure test was met because the affidavit provided an evidentiary basis for possible reasonable doubt.
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