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{{CanLIIRP|Girimonte|6hrn|1997 CanLII 1866 (ON CA)|121 CCC (3d) 33}}{{perONCA-H|Doherty JA}} (3:0), ( {{Tr}}« Initial disclosure must occur sufficiently before the accused is called upon to elect or plead so as to permit the accused to make an informed decision as to the mode of trial and the appropriate plea. In a perfect world, initial disclosure would also be complete disclosure. However, as is recognized in {{supra1|Stinchcombe}}{{atp|343}} [SCR]{{atp|221}} [CRR]{{atp|14}} [CCC], the Crown will often be unable to make complete disclosure at the initial stage of the disclosure process » )<br> | {{CanLIIRP|Girimonte|6hrn|1997 CanLII 1866 (ON CA)|121 CCC (3d) 33}}{{perONCA-H|Doherty JA}} (3:0), ( {{Tr}}« Initial disclosure must occur sufficiently before the accused is called upon to elect or plead so as to permit the accused to make an informed decision as to the mode of trial and the appropriate plea. In a perfect world, initial disclosure would also be complete disclosure. However, as is recognized in {{supra1|Stinchcombe}}{{atp|343}} [SCR]{{atp|221}} [CRR]{{atp|14}} [CCC], the Crown will often be unable to make complete disclosure at the initial stage of the disclosure process » )<br> | ||
{{CanLIIRP|NNM|1n6mj|2006 CanLII 14957 (ON CA)|209 CCC (3d) 436}}{{perONCA|Juriansz JA}} (3:0){{atL|1n6mj|37}} ( {{Tr}}« Even when the Crown has clearly failed to make mandated disclosure, the defence is not necessarily entitled to refuse to proceed to the next step or to set a date for trial. .” » )<br> | {{CanLIIRP|NNM|1n6mj|2006 CanLII 14957 (ON CA)|209 CCC (3d) 436}}{{perONCA|Juriansz JA}} (3:0){{atL|1n6mj|37}} ( {{Tr}}« Even when the Crown has clearly failed to make mandated disclosure, the defence is not necessarily entitled to refuse to proceed to the next step or to set a date for trial. .” » )<br> | ||
{{CanLIIRP|Kovacs-Tator|1j99g|2004 CanLII 42923 (ON CA)|192 CCC (3d) 91}}{{TheCourtONCA}} (3:0){{atL|1j99g|47}} ( | {{CanLIIRP|Kovacs-Tator|1j99g|2004 CanLII 42923 (ON CA)|192 CCC (3d) 91}}{{TheCourtONCA}} (3:0){{atL|1j99g|47}} (C.A. Ont.) ( {{Tr}}« the Crown is not obliged to disclose every last bit of evidence before a trial date is set » )<br> | ||
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Ceci afin que l'accusé puisse prendre une décision éclairée à « toutes les étapes fondamentales qui affectent ses droits de manière cruciale ».<ref> | Ceci afin que l'accusé puisse prendre une décision éclairée à « toutes les étapes fondamentales qui affectent ses droits de manière cruciale ».<ref> | ||