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: Criminal ReviewR. v. Jevons
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An earlier post made reference to a case where a man had been set free on a domestic assault charge because it took too long for him to have a bail hearing. That case, R. v. Jevons, is now online at CanLII. Interesting stuff, as basically what was on trial was the bail court system in Durham Region.
The Crown submits that there is nothing in the language of 11(e) which suggests a right to have a bail hearing within a constitutionally mandated timeline. The section provides that any person charg read more
Full post as published by Criminal Review on November 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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