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The court dismissed Mr. Brown’s application for transcript funding, finding no statutory authority and no evidentiary basis for a constitutional remedy.
The court dismissed an application to compel transcript funding for an appeal, finding the issue barred by res judicata and unsupported on the facts, but allowed the appellant’s own transcription to be used.
The court dismissed a summary conviction appeal for want of prosecution after the appellant failed to file transcripts and showed no basis for amicus, counsel, or mandamus.
The Crown’s Rule 13(3) application was granted and the conviction appeal was dismissed for want of prosecution after repeated delays and failed efforts to advance it.
Application for Crown-funded trial transcripts dismissed in a summary conviction appeal context because success on appeal was unlikely and liberty was not significantly at stake.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an indigent appellant’s request to have transcripts funded at public expense, holding Rule 20(1) is neutral and does not breach ss. 7 or 15.
The Court of Appeal for British Columbia dismissed Darcy Alphonse Kergan’s conviction appeal for want of prosecution after repeated delay and no concrete plan to obtain the transcript.
The court dismissed an application for Crown-funded transcripts for two traffic appeals, holding the remedy is rare and unwarranted where liberty is not at stake and success is unlikely.
The Court of Appeal refused an application for counsel and transcript funding after a fraud conviction, finding no miscarriage of justice or reviewable error.
The Court of Appeal dismissed an application to review refusal of funding for counsel and transcripts in a custody appeal, finding no basis to interfere with the chambers judge’s order.
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