Case Law R v. JNB, 2022 ABPC 169

R v. JNB, 2022 ABPC 169

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R v L'Hirondelle,
"...the witness. It is not an oracle which independently reveals previously unknown details of a person's location. 34 Lastly, in R v JNB, 2022 ABPC 169 at para 77, the then Provincial Court of Alberta considered the context of domestic violence in admitting hearsay evidence, recognizing the re..."

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Document | – 2025
R v L'Hirondelle,
"...the witness. It is not an oracle which independently reveals previously unknown details of a person's location. 34 Lastly, in R v JNB, 2022 ABPC 169 at para 77, the then Provincial Court of Alberta considered the context of domestic violence in admitting hearsay evidence, recognizing the re..."

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