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1 - PRE-TRIAL ISSUES
- Bail - 2 - Secondary Ground
- Bail - Onus
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- Preliminary inquiry
2 - PLEA ISSUES
- Guilty plea - best practices
- Withdrawl of Guilty Plea
3 - TRIAL ISSUES
- Charter applications
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- Cross-examination
- - - Crown obligations
- Elections
- Exhibits
- - - Sealing Exhibits
- Forcing Crown to call evidence
- Information / Indictment
- Location of defendant in courtroom
- Trial Fairness
4 - CRIMES - Proof thereof
- Aggravated Assault -s.268
- Fail to comply - Recognizance
- Impaired / 80%+ -s.253 & 320
- - - Bolus drinking
- - - Grounds - for arrest or demand
- - - Judicial Read-backs
- Obstruct Justice
- Sexual Assault -s.271
- Theft
- Voyeurism -s.162
5 - EVIDENCE
- Admissibility
- Animus / Motive
- Canada Evidence Act
- Cell Phones
- Character evidence
- Circumstantial evidence
- Credibility
- Criminal Record
- - - Defendant criminal record
- - - - - - Cross-examining on
- Defence evidence
- Expert evidence
- Hearsay - Dying declaration
- Hearsay - Present Intention / State of mind
- Inferences
- Post Offence Conduct / Consciousness of guilt
- Prior Defendant Statement
- Prior sexual conduct - s.276 application
- Prior Verdict
- Prior Witness Statement - Cross-ex on
- Prior Witness Statement - Refreshing memory
- Prior Witness Statement / KGB Application
- Prior Witness Testimony / 715
- Witnesses
6 - CHARTER / CONSTITUTIONAL
- Applications
- Section 08 - Search & Seizure
- Section 09 - Arbitrary detention
- Section 10(a) - Right to counsel - Information
- Section 10(b) - Right to counsel
- Section 10(b) - Right to Counsel - Implementation
- Section 11(b) - Trial in reasonable time
- Section 24(1) - Remedies
- Section 24(2) - Exclusion of evidence
7 - DEFENCES
- Consent
- Mental illness - NCR
- Self-defence
8 - SENTENCING ISSUES
- Aggravating factors
- Conditional Sentence
- Defendant being honest
- Defendant NOT testifying
- Discharges
- Driving convictions
- Driving prohibitions
- Fines
- Immigration consequences
- Parole
- POA - Relief from minimum
- Pre-Sentence Report (PSR)
- Probation - Order terms
- Totality
- Victim Fine Surcharge
- Victim Impact Statement
8a - SENTENCING - Specific crimes
- Criminal Harassment
- Drive Disqualified / Under Suspension
- Firearms
- Firearms Prohibition breach
- Fraud
- Human Trafficking
- Impaired Driving
- Robbery
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Cell phone records are real evidence – do not required CEA notice
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5 - EVIDENCE
Court level:
Provincial Court
Date of decision:
2018/05/08
Download decision:
R-v-Aremu-2018-05-08-ruling.pdf
R v Aremu, Unreported, May 8, 2018 (OCJ – R . Kelly): Cell phone records are real evidence.
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