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Leave to Appeal Granted in Language Rights Case
PDF version: Leave to Appeal Granted in Language Rights Case Case Considered: R. v. Caron, 2010 ABCA 343 Gilles Caron was charged with a traffic violation under Alberta’s Use of Highways and Rules of the Road Regulations, A.R. 304/2002, back … Continue reading
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Multiple Sexual Offence Proceedings and the Disclosure of “Records” under the Criminal Code
PDF version: Multiple Sexual Offence Proceedings and the Disclosure of “Records” under the Criminal Code Case considered: R. v. Leykin, 2010 ABQB 631 Ruslan Leykin was charged with a number of sexual offences relating to N.W, who is also the … Continue reading
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Access to Justice and Representation by Agents
By: Jennifer Koshan PDF Version: Access to Justice and Representation by Agents Case Commented On: R v Frick, 2010 ABPC 280 Cutbacks to legal aid are a harsh reality in Alberta and the rest of Canada. As noted on the … Continue reading
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Sentencing for Spousal Sexual Violence: Different but Equal
PDF version: Sentencing for Spousal Sexual Violence: Different but Equal Cases considered: R. v. D.J.D., 2010 ABCA 207; R. v. D.J.D., 2009 ABPC 216 Until 1983, the definition of rape in Canada excluded offences committed by a husband against his … Continue reading
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Access to Justice, the Charter and Administrative Tribunals in Alberta: Who holds the Holy Grail?
PDF version: Access to Justice, the Charter and Administrative Tribunals in Alberta: Who holds the Holy Grail? Case considered: R. v. Conway, 2010 SCC 22 On June 11, 2010, the Supreme Court of Canada considered once again the jurisdiction of administrative … Continue reading