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Constitutional law 2022 BCSC 2323

R. v. Hollaman

On a voir dire, the court refused to exclude drug and firearm evidence from a residential search despite a failure to provide a telewarrant copy under s. 487.1(7).

  • Exclusion of evidence
  • Telewarrant (s.487.1(7))
  • Section 24(2) charter analysis
  • Section 8 charter (unreasonable search)
  • Grant test
  • Exclusion-of-evidence
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Criminal law 2020 BCSC 444

R. v. Alkhalil

The court ordered excision of all information in paragraph 465(a) of the ITO and paragraph 467, finding the Avis disclosure and its derivative use were caught by the earlier Charter ruling.

  • Section 8 charter
  • Excision of ito
  • Production order under s.487.012 criminal code
  • Derivative evidence/causation
  • Section 24(2) charter analysis
  • Charter-search-and-seizure
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Criminal law 2018 ONCA 264

R. v. Tennant

The appeal is dismissed because the trial judge did not err by failing to explicitly repudiate an expert's improper remark absent objection or any indication she relied on it, and her section 24(2) analysis was correct insofar as the seized real evidence had no causative link to the section 10(a) breach and the Grant factors were reasonably applied.

  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Expert evidence
  • R. v. sekhon issues
  • Section 10(a) rights
  • Section 24(2) charter analysis
  • Grant factors
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Criminal law 2016 BCCA 379

R. v. Montgomery

The British Columbia Court of Appeal dismissed appeals arising from 97 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a fruit-grinding machine and upheld multiple trial rulings.

  • Wiretap authorization
  • Investigative necessity
  • Search warrant validity
  • Execution of warrants
  • Electronic device forensics
  • Arrest incidental searches
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Criminal law 2000 BCCA 75

R. v. Robinson

The British Columbia Court of Appeal ordered a new trial in R. v. Robinson after finding later police statements were tainted by a Charter breach.

  • Right to counsel
  • Right to silence
  • Section 24(2) charter analysis
  • Voluntariness of statements
  • Admissibility of statements after charter breach
  • Consent to forensic testing
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