R v David, 2018 ABQB 982

"...for being tried alone, I would not view his agreement as to the fall 2018 trial dates as constituting any form of waiver: R v David, 2018 ABQB 982 paras 17-18. Of course, as discussed further, below, delay caused by the complexity of a multi-accused form of prosecution can be addressed in t..."

"...2019 ABCA 445 [15] 2010 ABQB 158 [16] 2013 ABQB 394 [17] 2007 ABQB 510 [18] 1996 CanLII 6904 (SKQB) [19] Per, for example, HGS v JRM, 2018 ABQB 982 at paras [20] This is reinforced by a via-transcript window into the application before Graesser J. in October 2014. At page 82, Graesser J. co..."

"...implies that the entire burden of advancing an accused's case lies with the Crown. This cannot be so. As this Court noted in [ R v David, 2018 ABQB 982], at para 29: …that is not what the Supreme Court contemplated and certainly does not meet the expectations of this Court as to the collect..."

"...for being tried alone, I would not view his agreement as to the fall 2018 trial dates as constituting any form of waiver: R v David, 2018 ABQB 982 paras 17-18. Of course, as discussed further, below, delay caused by the complexity of a multi-accused form of prosecution can be addressed in t..."

"...2019 ABCA 445 [15] 2010 ABQB 158 [16] 2013 ABQB 394 [17] 2007 ABQB 510 [18] 1996 CanLII 6904 (SKQB) [19] Per, for example, HGS v JRM, 2018 ABQB 982 at paras [20] This is reinforced by a via-transcript window into the application before Graesser J. in October 2014. At page 82, Graesser J. co..."

"...implies that the entire burden of advancing an accused's case lies with the Crown. This cannot be so. As this Court noted in [ R v David, 2018 ABQB 982], at para 29: …that is not what the Supreme Court contemplated and certainly does not meet the expectations of this Court as to the collect..."