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Evidence: A Canadian Casebook
Second Edition
Fall 2010 Supplement
Hamish Stewart
Faculty of Law, University of Toronto
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2018 with funding from
University of Toronto
https://archive.org/details/evidencecanadian00unse_0
Table of Contents
Chapter 2: Witnesses.1
Chapter 4: Hearsay.3
R. v. Khelawon. 4
Note on Couture.27
R. v. Devine.28
R. v. Blackman...35
R. v. Griffin.48
Chapter 5: Opinion Evidence.66
R. v. Trochym.66
Note: The Ikarian Reefer.95
Note: The Goudge Commission.96
Chapter 6: Credibility.99
R. v. Stirling.99
R. v. Dinardo.105
Chapter 8: Statements by Accused Persons (Common Law). 108
R. v. Turcotte. 108
R. v. Spencer.118
R. v. S.G.T.134
Chapter 9: Improperly Obtained Evidence.150
R. v. Singh.150
Questions on Singh...173
Introduction to Grant, Suberu, and Harrison.174
Grant: The Meaning of “Detention”. 174
Suberu: A Note and a Question.189
Grant: Exclusion of Evidence. 191
Harrison: Exclusion of Evidence.203
Chapter 10: Privilege and Related Issues.205
Blank v. Canada (Minister of Justice).205
Problem.216