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Misapprehension of evidence in sex assault case a miscarriage of justice: Ontario Appeal Court

Wednesday, April 01, 2020 @ 1:51 PM | By Christopher Guly

In a case that Ontario Court of Appeal Justice David Paciocco described as “uncommon” involving a trial judge who “misapprehended evidence that was critical to his decision to convict,” Justice Paciocco...

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