R v Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349

"...of Mr. Favel. Considered by itself, that could constitute waiver of time until the return on the adjournment date. See R v Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349, affd 2018 ABCA 397 at para 68 Mr. Asp, though, was in effect acting as a friend of the court. He was assisting in moving the proceedings along..."

"...presumptive ceiling: R v Rice, 2018 QCCA 198, 44 CR (7th) 83 [Rice]; R v Taylor, 2018 NSPC 40; R v Lavoie, 2017 ABQB 66; R v Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349, [2017] 11 WWR 611, aff’d 2018 ABCA 397, 368 CCC (3d) 488; R v Hertyk, 2017 ONCJ [44]        &..."

"...it was appropriate and beneficial to the administration of justice that the appellant be prosecuted on the same information (Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349 at para 75 – 76, 87, 57 Alta LR (6th) [23] Moreover, the appellant ignores the trial judge’s finding that, on February 21, 2014, the appellan..."

"...790-91. Alberta courts have agreed that Jordan did not modify this analysis:  R. v. Chang, 2017 ABQB 7, at para 18; R. v. Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349, at para [9]           The burden of proving waiver is borne by the Crown: Askov at para ..."

"...to object to delay, is certainly arguable. The cases relied on by the Crown from the survey reviewed by Justice Renke in R v Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349 at para 11, do leave open that agreement to trial dates may support a legitimate inference of waiver. Subsequent to oral argument, the Court ..."

"...of Mr. Favel. Considered by itself, that could constitute waiver of time until the return on the adjournment date. See R v Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349, affd 2018 ABCA 397 at para 68 Mr. Asp, though, was in effect acting as a friend of the court. He was assisting in moving the proceedings along..."

"...presumptive ceiling: R v Rice, 2018 QCCA 198, 44 CR (7th) 83 [Rice]; R v Taylor, 2018 NSPC 40; R v Lavoie, 2017 ABQB 66; R v Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349, [2017] 11 WWR 611, aff’d 2018 ABCA 397, 368 CCC (3d) 488; R v Hertyk, 2017 ONCJ [44]        &..."

"...it was appropriate and beneficial to the administration of justice that the appellant be prosecuted on the same information (Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349 at para 75 – 76, 87, 57 Alta LR (6th) [23] Moreover, the appellant ignores the trial judge’s finding that, on February 21, 2014, the appellan..."

"...790-91. Alberta courts have agreed that Jordan did not modify this analysis:  R. v. Chang, 2017 ABQB 7, at para 18; R. v. Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349, at para [9]           The burden of proving waiver is borne by the Crown: Askov at para ..."

"...to object to delay, is certainly arguable. The cases relied on by the Crown from the survey reviewed by Justice Renke in R v Tetreault, 2017 ABQB 349 at para 11, do leave open that agreement to trial dates may support a legitimate inference of waiver. Subsequent to oral argument, the Court ..."