POA Caselaw Credibility

Credibility

7 decisions in this topic.

R v Bishop

[2008] OJ No 5501 · Ontario Court of Justice · disobey stop sign

R. v. Bishop

[2008] O.J. No. 5501
Ontario Court of Justice — D.A. Harris J. | November 19, 2008


Background

Brock Bishop was driving eastbound on Main Street in Selkirk, Haldimand County, when he approached a …

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R v Hull

2006 CanLII 26572 (ON CA) · Ontario Court of Appeal · aggravated assault

R. v. Hull

2006 CanLII 26572 (ON C.A.)
Court of Appeal for Ontario — Simmons, Armstrong and Rouleau JJ.A. | August 4, 2006


Background

David Edward Hull was charged with aggravated assault and assault with a …

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R v Nimchuk

[1976] OJ No 1258 · Ontario Supreme Court — Court of Appeal · fraud

R. v. Nimchuk

[1976] O.J. No. 1258
Ontario Supreme Court - Court of Appeal — Brooke, Martin and Blair JJ.A. | December 17, 1976


Background

Michael Nimchuk was charged with fraud under section 338-1 of the …

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R v Novelo

2009 ONCJ 346 · Ontario Court of Justice · fail to stop at stop sign

R. v. Novelo

2009 ONCJ 346
Ontario Court of Justice — Justice Richard Blouin | July 29, 2009


Background

Sergio Novelo was charged under section 136(1)(a) of the Highway Traffic Act for disobeying a stop sign. …

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R v Pinkus

1999 CanLII 15054 (ON SC) · Ontario Superior Court of Justice · second degree murder

R. v. Pinkus

[1999] OJ No 4032
Ontario Superior Court of Justice — Justice McKinnon | October 25, 1999


Background

Pinkus was charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of Danny Jones during a botched …

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R v W (D.)

[1991] 1 SCR 742 · Supreme Court of Canada · sexual assault

R. v. W. (D.) [D.W.]

[1991] 1 S.C.R. 742
Supreme Court of Canada — Sopinka, Gonthier, Cory, McLachlin and Iacobucci JJ. | March 28, 1991


Background

D.W., a 42-year-old man, was charged with sexually assaulting his …

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