POA Caselaw Reasons for Decision

Reasons for Decision

5 decisions in this topic.

Mississauga (City) v. Ahmad

2018 ONCJ 671 · Ontario Court of Justice · driving while holding a hand-held wireless communication device

Mississauga (City) v. Ahmad

2018 ONCJ 671
Ontario Court of Justice — Justice James Stribopoulos


Background

Mohammad Ahmad was charged with driving while holding a cell phone on Highway 410 in Mississauga. At trial, Constable Michel testified that while driving …

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R v Dinardo

[2008] 1 SCR 788 · Supreme Court of Canada · sexual assault and sexual exploitation

R. v. Dinardo

[2008] 1 S.C.R. 788, 2008 SCC 24
Supreme Court of Canada — Charron J. | May 9, 2008


Background

Jean Dinardo, a taxi driver in Longueuil, Quebec, was charged with sexual assault and …

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R v Hollyoake [2012] ONSC 5240

[2012] ONSC 5240

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R v. Maciel Appeal

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R v Slawter

[2008] O.J. No. 3706 · Ontario Court of Justice · careless driving

R. v. Slawter

[2008] O.J. No. 3706
Ontario Court of Justice — A.D. Cooper J. | August 1, 2008


Background

Jerry Slawter was driving his 18-wheeler (72 feet long) on a rainy night when he got …

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