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R. v. W. (D.)

• 1991 CanLII 93 (SCC)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Canadian Criminal Jury Instructions (Current to: August 24 2023)
   • Chapter 19. Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt—CRIMJI 4.04
     • I. Introduction [§19.1]
     • VII. Application of Reasonable Doubt to the Credibility of Exculpatory Evidence (the “W. (D.) Instruction”) [§19.7]
     • VIII. Application of Reasonable Doubt to Credibility—Accused Testifying (the “W. (D.) Instruction”) [§19.8]
   • Chapter 27. Admission or Confession of the Accused—CRIMJI 4.20
     • VIII. Part of the Statement Is Exculpatory [§27.8]
   • Chapter 121. Alibi—CRIMJI 8.04
     • V. Reasonable Doubt [§121.5]
   • Chapter 129. Intoxication—Alcohol/Drugs—CRIMJI 8.36
     • I. Introduction [§129.1]
   • Chapter 150. Request for Further Instructions on the Law, a Rehearing of the Evidence, or a Rehearing of Counsel’s Submissions—CRIMJI 10.02
     • VII. Credibility—Reasonable Doubt—Testimony of the Accused [§150.7]