Case Law R v Pelletier,

R v Pelletier,

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5 cases
Document | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) – 2019
R v Kishayinew,
"...be reliable, a credible witness’s testimony is not necessarily reliable: see Morrissey, H.C., Patrick, Schaff, Wolff, and R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113 at paras 138–139. [60] There are many reasons why witnesses – who are forthright, acting in good faith and honestly doing their best to tell..."
Document | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) – 2020
Saskatchewan v Racette,
"...have an obligation to manage the trial, including controlling witnesses and making sure their testimony stays on track: R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113 at paras 51 and 103. Dr. Ladham was not answering the questions that were being asked by his own counsel and was providing his evidence in a m..."
Document | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) – 2021
R v Laberge, 2021 ABPC 245
"...a credible witness’s testimony is not necessarily reliable: see Morrissey, H.C., Patrick, Schaff, Wolff, and R v Pelletier¸ 2019 SKCA 113 at paras 60 There are many reasons why witnesses – who are forthright, acting in good faith and honestly doing their best to tell the ..."
Document | Court of Queen''s Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada) – 2021
EVANGELOS TSIAPLAS v. R.,
"...In a relatively recent case, R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113, 381 CCC (3d) 487, the Court of Appeal considered whether the trial judge erred in how she dealt with an extremely difficult cross‑examination. The Court of Appeal stated as follows at paragraphs 169‑170: [169] ..."
Document | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) – 2019
R v Stone,
"...an error in law or in principle or a palpable and overriding error with respect to the evidence: see Gagnon at para 20 and R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113 at para 116. [20] With the deferential standard of review in mind, I turn to the specific passages from the trial transcript that were iden..."

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Document | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) – 2019
R v Kishayinew,
"...be reliable, a credible witness’s testimony is not necessarily reliable: see Morrissey, H.C., Patrick, Schaff, Wolff, and R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113 at paras 138–139. [60] There are many reasons why witnesses – who are forthright, acting in good faith and honestly doing their best to tell..."
Document | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) – 2020
Saskatchewan v Racette,
"...have an obligation to manage the trial, including controlling witnesses and making sure their testimony stays on track: R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113 at paras 51 and 103. Dr. Ladham was not answering the questions that were being asked by his own counsel and was providing his evidence in a m..."
Document | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) – 2021
R v Laberge, 2021 ABPC 245
"...a credible witness’s testimony is not necessarily reliable: see Morrissey, H.C., Patrick, Schaff, Wolff, and R v Pelletier¸ 2019 SKCA 113 at paras 60 There are many reasons why witnesses – who are forthright, acting in good faith and honestly doing their best to tell the ..."
Document | Court of Queen''s Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada) – 2021
EVANGELOS TSIAPLAS v. R.,
"...In a relatively recent case, R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113, 381 CCC (3d) 487, the Court of Appeal considered whether the trial judge erred in how she dealt with an extremely difficult cross‑examination. The Court of Appeal stated as follows at paragraphs 169‑170: [169] ..."
Document | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) – 2019
R v Stone,
"...an error in law or in principle or a palpable and overriding error with respect to the evidence: see Gagnon at para 20 and R v Pelletier, 2019 SKCA 113 at para 116. [20] With the deferential standard of review in mind, I turn to the specific passages from the trial transcript that were iden..."

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