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[[en:Similar Fact Evidence (Cases)]] ...

[[en:Notice to Adduce Similar Fact Evidence (Precedent)]] ...

...t’s Manual of Criminal Evidence (1998), at par. 8.0 (“[d]irect evidence is evidence which, if believed, resolves a matter in issue”)<br> McCormick on Evidence [page840] (5th ed. 1999){{atp|641}}<br> ...

* [[Precedent - Section 8 Application]] (Exclusion of Evidence) * [[Precedent - Section 9 Application]] (Exclusion of Evidence) ...

...e accommodated and placed on an equal footing with the types of historical evidence that courts are familiar with, which largely consists of historical documen ...

===Evidence=== *Cross on Evidence, 7th ed. Markham: Butterworths, 1990. ...

==Charter Rights Motions to Exclude Evidence Under s. 24(2)== ...

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[[en:Giving Contradictory Evidence (Offence)‏‎]] {{OverviewIV|giving contradictory evidence}} ...

* {{Box}} never suggest an answer to a witness on any essential aspects of evidence, especially eye-witness identification<ref> * {{Box}} Ensure client has reviewed evidence, including exhibits, that may be showed to him in trial ...

Under s. 517, an order may be made prohibiting the publication of any evidence heard during the show cause hearing: ===Publication of Preliminary Inquiry Evidence=== ...

...(CanLII)}}{{perSCC-H|Binnie J}}{{AtL|51r7|36}} ( {{Tr}}« The exclusion of evidence of general propensity or disposition has been repeatedly affirmed in this C ...principal reason that underlies this general exclusionary rule is that the evidence lacks probative value. Character traits, after all, are more dynamic than s ...

** record or evidence referenced in the ITO (e.g. videos/photos, audio statements, source docs, e ## "afford evidence with respect to the commission of an offence"? or ...

An Act to amend the Criminal Code and the Canada Evidence Act, R.S.C. 1985 (3d Supp.), c. 19, s. 1. ...2), the court may find the accused not guilty if it is of opinion that the evidence does not show that, as between the accused and the female person, the accus ...

...verdict, allow the defence to play through with its case, then add further evidence to bolster the case presented in-chief » )</ref> ...part of its case, and such evidence cannot properly be admitted after the evidence of the defence by way of rebuttal. In other words, the law regards it as un ...

Hearsay is admissible where the party tendering the evidence can show that necessity and reliability are met.<ref> ...goal. The court should consider whether that goal can be achieved by other evidence that would otherwise be more reliable.<ref> ...

...efence motion for a directed verdict, namely, “whether or not there is any evidence upon which a reasonable jury properly instructed could return a verdict of ...|McIntyre J}}{{atp|160 à 161}} ( {{Tr}}« whether direct or circumstantial [evidence], which, if believed by a properly charged jury acting reasonably, would ju ...

[[en:Fabricating Evidence (Offence)]] ...ntent to mislead, did fabricate [thing] with the intent that it be used as evidence in a judicial proceeding, existing or proposed, by any means other than per ...

# Full and frank account of the relevant evidence. ## Anything that will afford evidence with respect of the commission of an '''offence''' ; ...

...e accused, didn't you?» ) or are questions that assume a foundation not in evidence (eg. "what happened after the accused stabbed him?» ).<ref> {{CanLIIRC-N|Connor v Brant| (1914) 31 OLR 274}}<br> Sopkina, Law of Evidence in Canada at ss.16.33<br> ...