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ONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN

v.

STEVEN JOHNS

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J U D G M E N T

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BEFORE HIS HONOUR JUSTICE P. B.
On January 28, 2008,
At NEWMARKET, Ontario

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CHARGES: s. 249 (1) (a) C.C. – Dangerous Operation Vehicle

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APPEARANCES:

C. Raines Counsel for the Crown

T. Pain Counsel for Steven Johns

Monday, January 28, 2008

JUDGMENT

Justice B., P. (Orally):

On June 15th, 2007, the defendant, Steven Johns, was operating his motor vehicle eastbound on Belleview Side Road. The day was sunny and clear.

Officer Dale was operating an unmarked ...

Case Name:
R. v. B.C.

Between
Her Majesty the Queen, and
B.C.

[2003] O.J. No. 4142

Ontario Court of Justice
Brampton, Ontario
Shilton J.

Oral judgment: August 11, 2003.
(53 paras.)
Charges:

Section 130 – Highway Traffic Act

Counsel:

J. Kalina, for the Crown.
T. Pain, for the accused, Mr. Causer.

SHILTON J. (orally):—

¶ 1      MR. KALINA: Returning to B.C. numbers 12 to 13.

¶ 2      MR. PAIN: It’s B.C., Your Honour.

¶ 3      MR. KALINA: B.C.

¶ 4      THE COURT: Yes.

¶ 5      MR. KALINA: On the ten o’clock list.

¶ 6      MR. PAIN: Yes, Your Honour, this ...

ONTARIO COURT OF JUSTICE

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN

AGAINST

RUBEN MILLER

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EXCERPTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT TRIAL
[EVIDENCE CALLED]
BEFORE THE HONOURABLE MR, JUSTICE REINIER
On Monday, August 25th, 2006
At Old City Hall, TORONTO, Ontario

Courtroom 123

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APPEARANCES:

M. Kreuk, Ms. Counsel for the Crown

T. Pain, Mr. Counsel for Ruben Miller

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EXCERPT OF THE PROCEEDINGS:

HAYDEN DUBOIS: SWORN

EXAMINATION IN-CHIEF BY MS. KREUK:

Q. Good afternoon, Officer Dubois.
A. Hello.
Q. I understand you’re a member of the Toronto ...

This article originally appeared in the October 18, 2002, issue of The Lawyers’ Weekly

A client seeking immediate advice tells you that she was involved in a car accident. She tells you that there was serious damage to the other vehicle but she left the scene and several hours later when she got home, she found that the police had been there and left a message that they wanted to interview her. She wants to know what she should do. ...