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{{CanLIIRP|Pires; Lising|1m01z|2005 CSC 66 (CanLII)|[2005] 3 RCS 343}}{{perSCC|Charron J}}{{atL|1m01z|3}} (it is "of fundamental significance to the criminal trial process")<br></ref>, it is "a fundamental feature of a fair trial"<ref>
{{CanLIIRP|Pires; Lising|1m01z|2005 CSC 66 (CanLII)|[2005] 3 RCS 343}}{{perSCC|Charron J}}{{atL|1m01z|3}} (it is "of fundamental significance to the criminal trial process")<br></ref>, it is "a fundamental feature of a fair trial"<ref>
{{CanLIIRP|Esau|22rv9|2009 SKCA 31 (CanLII)|324 Sask R 95}}{{perSKCA|Cameron JA}}{{atL|22rv9|17}}</ref>, and is the "ultimate means of demonstrating truth and testing veracity."<ref>
{{CanLIIRP|Esau|22rv9|2009 SKCA 31 (CanLII)|324 Sask R 95}}{{perSKCA|Cameron JA}}{{atL|22rv9|17}}</ref>, and is the "ultimate means of demonstrating truth and testing veracity."<ref>
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvz|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC|Cory J}}{{atps|663-65}} [SCR] ("Thus it can be seen that the right to cross-examine has always been held to be of fundamental importance in a criminal trial. That right is now protected by ss. 7 and 11(d) of the Charter.")<br>  
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvx|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC|Cory J}}{{atps|663-65}} [SCR] ("Thus it can be seen that the right to cross-examine has always been held to be of fundamental importance in a criminal trial. That right is now protected by ss. 7 and 11(d) of the Charter.")<br>  
{{CanLIIRP|Shearing|51rb|2002 CSC 58 (CanLII)|[2002] 3 RCS 33}}{{perSCC-H|Binnie J}}{{atL|51rb|76}} ("...the most effective tool he possessed to get at the truth was a full and pointed cross-examination.")<br>
{{CanLIIRP|Shearing|51rb|2002 CSC 58 (CanLII)|[2002] 3 RCS 33}}{{perSCC-H|Binnie J}}{{atL|51rb|76}} ("...the most effective tool he possessed to get at the truth was a full and pointed cross-examination.")<br>
{{CanLIIR-N|Wallick| (1990), 69 Man. R. (2d) 310 (CA)}} ("Cross-examination is a most powerful weapon of the defence, particularly when the entire case turns on credibility of the witnesses. An accused in a criminal case has the right of cross-examination in the fullest and widest sense of the word as long as he does not abuse that right.  Any improper interference with the right is an error which will result in the conviction being quashed.") - cited with approval in {{supra1|Osolin}}
{{CanLIIR-N|Wallick| (1990), 69 Man. R. (2d) 310 (CA)}} ("Cross-examination is a most powerful weapon of the defence, particularly when the entire case turns on credibility of the witnesses. An accused in a criminal case has the right of cross-examination in the fullest and widest sense of the word as long as he does not abuse that right.  Any improper interference with the right is an error which will result in the conviction being quashed.") - cited with approval in {{supra1|Osolin}}
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La portée du questionnement peut être large. Il est reconnu comme « étant protégé par les articles 7 et 11(d) » de la Charte.<ref>
La portée du questionnement peut être large. Il est reconnu comme « étant protégé par les articles 7 et 11(d) » de la Charte.<ref>
{{CanLIIRP|Lyttle|1gd4x|2004 CSC 5 (CanLII)|[2004] 1 RCS 193}}{{perSCC-H|Major and Fish JJ}} (7:0){{atL|1gd4x|43}} <br>
{{CanLIIRP|Lyttle|1gd4x|2004 CSC 5 (CanLII)|[2004] 1 RCS 193}}{{perSCC-H|Major and Fish JJ}} (7:0){{atL|1gd4x|43}} <br>
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvz|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC|Cory J}}{{atps|663-65}} [SCR] ("Thus it can be seen that the right to cross-examine has always been held to be of fundamental importance in a criminal trial. That right is now protected by ss. 7 and 11(d) of the Charter.")<br>  
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvx|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC|Cory J}}{{atps|663-65}} [SCR] ("Thus it can be seen that the right to cross-examine has always been held to be of fundamental importance in a criminal trial. That right is now protected by ss. 7 and 11(d) of the Charter.")<br>  
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Les tribunaux ne devraient pas laisser le plaignant devenir « une victime d’un système judiciaire insensible ».<Ref>
Les tribunaux ne devraient pas laisser le plaignant devenir « une victime d’un système judiciaire insensible ».<Ref>
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvz|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC-H|Cory J}}
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvx|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC-H|Cory J}}
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Il est reconnu que les techniques de contre-interrogatoire des plaignantes pour agression sexuelle peuvent avoir tendance à « traduire en justice la plaignante plutôt que l'accusé ». Ces approches sont « abusives et déforment la recherche de la vérité au lieu de la renforcer ». Pour cette raison, des limites doivent être imposées au contre-interrogatoire.<ref>
Il est reconnu que les techniques de contre-interrogatoire des plaignantes pour agression sexuelle peuvent avoir tendance à « traduire en justice la plaignante plutôt que l'accusé ». Ces approches sont « abusives et déforment la recherche de la vérité au lieu de la renforcer ». Pour cette raison, des limites doivent être imposées au contre-interrogatoire.<ref>
{{CanLIIRP|Shearing|51rb|2002 CSC 58 (CanLII)|[2002] 3 RCS 33}}{{perSCC-H|Binnie J}}{{atL|51rb|76}}<br>
{{CanLIIRP|Shearing|51rb|2002 CSC 58 (CanLII)|[2002] 3 RCS 33}}{{perSCC-H|Binnie J}}{{atL|51rb|76}}<br>
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvz|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC|Cory J}}{{atps|669 and 671}} ("complainant should not be unduly harassed and pilloried to the extent of becoming a victim of an insensitive judicial system. ")<br>
{{CanLIIRP|Osolin|1frvx|1993 CanLII 54 (CSC)|[1993] 4 RCS 595}}{{perSCC|Cory J}}{{atps|669 and 671}} ("complainant should not be unduly harassed and pilloried to the extent of becoming a victim of an insensitive judicial system. ")<br>
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