POA Caselaw Certiorari Mandamus Prohibition

Certiorari Mandamus Prohibition

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Regina Ex Rel. Christoffersen v. Minister of Highways

[1959] C.C.S. NO. 489 · Alberta Supreme Court · impaired driving

Regina Ex Rel. Christoffersen v. Minister of Highways

[1959] C.C.S. NO. 489
Alberta Supreme Court | 1959


Background

Christoffersen, an Alberta resident, got convicted of impaired driving while visiting Ontario. When word got back to Alberta, …

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R v Awashish

[2018] SCC 45 · Supreme Court of Canada · impaired driving

R. v. Awashish

2018 SCC 45
Supreme Court of Canada — Rowe J. | October 26, 2018


Background

Justine Awashish was charged with impaired driving and driving "over 80" in Quebec. She wanted additional disclosure from …

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R v Lippa

[2013] ONSC 4424 · Ontario Superior Court of Justice · summary conviction matters

R. v. Lippa

2013 ONSC 4424
Ontario Superior Court of Justice — Justice M.K. Fuerst | June 26, 2013


Background

Marian Lippa is a licensed paralegal who runs Lippa Legal Services and represents clients in criminal …

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R v Salim R v Escobar R v Chung R v Ferlisi

[2000] O.J. No. 507

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