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R v Whervin – 2006 OJ No. 443 (SCJ – Hill): [10] Reduced to its essentials, this involves an allegation of offences at three o’clock in the morning. On its face there is a lawful traffic stop. It is the applicant’s auto which is stopped, a car that he drove daily. There are two types of prohibited substances under the Read more...

R v Baba – 2006 OJ No 5387 (OCJ – Trotter): [1] G. TROTTER J. (orally):— Mr. Baba is charged with numerous offences involving drugs and firearms. Police executed a search warrant at a hotel room on Dixon Road near the airport, in which they found a duffle bag containing almost two kilograms of cocaine, 482 grams of marijuana and Read more...

R v Ferrigon – 2007 OJ No 1883 (SCJ – Molloy): [25] Guns are dangerous. Handguns are particularly dangerous. Loaded, concealed handguns are even more dangerous. A person who loads a handgun with bullets and then carries that handgun, concealed on his person, into a public place is by definition a dangerous person. Handguns are used to shoot people. A Read more...

R v Ferrigon – 2007 OJ No 1883 (SCJ – Molloy): [25] Guns are dangerous. Handguns are particularly dangerous. Loaded, concealed handguns are even more dangerous. A person who loads a handgun with bullets and then carries that handgun, concealed on his person, into a public place is by definition a dangerous person. Handguns are used to shoot people. A Read more...

R v BS – 2007 OJ No 3046 (ONCA – Winkler): [1] W.K. WINKLER C.J.O.:– This is an application brought under s. 680 of the Criminal Code of Canada seeking an order directing that a panel of this court review the detention order made by Justice Milanetti on December 6, 2006, denying the interim release of the applicant pending his Read more...