R. v. Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397

"...because it is impossible to exclude it entirely. The law does not require such proof to absolute certainty .... See also R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para [184] Finally, as in any case, the evidence must be considered as a whole. In circumstantial cases, the whole may be greater than the..."

"...that waiver of delay could not be inferred merely from inaction. But circumstantial evidence may tell a different tale. In R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397, 368 CCC (3d) 488 and noting Klassen, this Court applied the review standard noted above at para 9 and found at paras 13-14 that “cavalier ..."

"...because it is impossible to exclude it entirely. The law does not require such proof to absolute certainty .... See also R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para 32; R v Cabrera, 2016 ABQB 707, affd sub nom. R v Shlah, 2019 SCC 56, Fraser CJA at paras 162, 185 [20] Justice Moldaver’s warning to..."

"...because it is impossible to exclude it entirely. The law does not require such proof to absolute certainty .... See also R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para 32; R v Cabrera, 2016 ABQB 707, affd sub nom. R v Shlah, 2019 SCC 56, Fraser CJA at paras 162, 185 [34]     ..."

"...without a reasonable evidential foundation. See Villaroman at para 42; R v Dipnarine, 2014 ABCA 328 at paras 22, 24-25; R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para 32; R v Cabrera, 2019 ABCA 184, affd sub nom. R v Shlah, 2019 SCC 56, Fraser CJA at para 185(CA); R v Beckman, 2022 ABQB 298 at paras ..."

"...Schenkels , above note 106; Guimont , above note 116; R v Regan , 2018 ABCA 55 [ Regan ]; R v Klassen , 2018 ABCA 258; or R v Tetreault , 2018 ABCA 397. 128 Jordan , above note 29 at para 65. Preliminary Matters and Remedies 443 As the Court stressed in Cody , its follow-up decision reaffir..."

"...SCR 432, 189 CCC (3d) 129, 2004 SCC 67 .............................................24, 83–84, 87, 90, 91, 94, 96, 97, 98 R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397, [2018] AJ No 1408 ............................................ 442 R v TGH, 2014 ONCA 460 ...................................................."

"...Schenkels , above note 106; Guimont , above note 116; R v Regan , 2018 ABCA 55 [ Regan ]; R v Klassen , 2018 ABCA 258; or R v Tetreault , 2018 ABCA 397. 128 Jordan , above note 29 at para 65. Preliminary Matters and Remedies 443 As the Court stressed in Cody , its follow-up decision reaffir..."

"...SCR 432, 189 CCC (3d) 129, 2004 SCC 67 .............................................24, 83–84, 87, 90, 91, 94, 96, 97, 98 R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397, [2018] AJ No 1408 ............................................ 442 R v TGH, 2014 ONCA 460 ...................................................."

"...because it is impossible to exclude it entirely. The law does not require such proof to absolute certainty .... See also R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para [184] Finally, as in any case, the evidence must be considered as a whole. In circumstantial cases, the whole may be greater than the..."

"...that waiver of delay could not be inferred merely from inaction. But circumstantial evidence may tell a different tale. In R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397, 368 CCC (3d) 488 and noting Klassen, this Court applied the review standard noted above at para 9 and found at paras 13-14 that “cavalier ..."

"...because it is impossible to exclude it entirely. The law does not require such proof to absolute certainty .... See also R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para 32; R v Cabrera, 2016 ABQB 707, affd sub nom. R v Shlah, 2019 SCC 56, Fraser CJA at paras 162, 185 [20] Justice Moldaver’s warning to..."

"...because it is impossible to exclude it entirely. The law does not require such proof to absolute certainty .... See also R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para 32; R v Cabrera, 2016 ABQB 707, affd sub nom. R v Shlah, 2019 SCC 56, Fraser CJA at paras 162, 185 [34]     ..."

"...without a reasonable evidential foundation. See Villaroman at para 42; R v Dipnarine, 2014 ABCA 328 at paras 22, 24-25; R v Tetreault, 2018 ABCA 397 at para 32; R v Cabrera, 2019 ABCA 184, affd sub nom. R v Shlah, 2019 SCC 56, Fraser CJA at para 185(CA); R v Beckman, 2022 ABQB 298 at paras ..."