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R. v. B. (K.G.)

• (1991), 49 O.A.C. 30 (C.A.)
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• 1993 CanLII 116 (SCC)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Business Disputes (Current to: August 01 2016)
   • Chapter 4. Misrepresentation
     • I. Introduction to Misrepresentation [§4.1]
       • D. Misrepresentation Other than from a Commercial Perspective [§4.5]
2. British Columbia Civil Trial Handbook (Current to: August 08 2024)
   • Chapter 11. Objections at Trial
     • V. Common Objections [§11.20]
       • A. Common Objections to Documents/Demonstrative Evidence [§11.21]
         • 3. Hearsay (Common Objections to Documents/Demonstrative Evidence) [§11.24]
3. Canadian Criminal Jury Instructions (Current to: September 01 2024)
   • Chapter 54. Prior Inconsistent Statement of a Witness—Cross-Examination—CRIMJI 4.77
     • VIII. Special Instruction—Prior Inconsistent Statement of a Witness Admissible for the Truth of Its Contents [§54.8]
4. Civil Jury Instructions (Current to: November 01 2023)
   • Chapter 18. Evaluation of the Evidence—Prior Contradictory Statement of a Witness—CIVJI 4.12
     • III. Where Prior Inconsistent Statement Is Admissible for the Truth of Its Contents [§18.9]
5. Expert Evidence in British Columbia Civil Proceedings (Current to: July 01 2021)
   • Chapter 1. Expert Evidence in the Context of the Law of Evidence at Large
     • III. Admissibility of Expert Evidence [§1.15]
       • D. Does Another Rule of Evidence Exclude the Expert Opinion? [§1.19]
         • 3. The Hearsay Rule: Expert Opinion Based on Out-of-court Statements [§1.22]
   • Chapter 5. Briefing the Expert Witness
     • II. Sources of the Expert’s Information [§5.3]
       • A. The Expert’s Reliance on Hearsay in Forming Their Opinions [§5.4]
         • 4. Source of Out-of-court Statements Considered in Assigning Weight [§5.8]
6. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2024)
   • Chapter 3. Adverse or Hostile Witnesses
     • III. The Adverse Witness in Criminal Trials [§3.6]
       • A. Application to Cross-examine on a Prior Inconsistent Statement [§3.7]
       • C. Prior Statement Admitted for Truth of its Contents [§3.9]
   • Chapter 12. Hearsay Evidence
     • IV. The Principled Approach to Hearsay [§12.19]
       • A. Necessity of the Hearsay [§12.20]
         • 2. Declarant Recants or Refuses to Testify [§12.29]
       • B. Reliability of the Hearsay [§12.31]
         • 2. Differing Modes of Analysis under Principled Approach to Hearsay [§12.33]
   • Chapter 20. Real and Demonstrative Evidence
     • II. Admissibility of Real Evidence at Trial [§20.2]
       • F. Videos as Real Evidence [§20.10]
         • 2. Special Uses of Videos [§20.12]
           • c. Video of Prior Inconsistent Statements by a Recanting Witness [§20.15]
   • Chapter 23. Statements
     • II. Prior Consistent Statements [§23.2]
       • C. Refreshing Memory and Past Recollection Recorded [§23.13]
         • 4. Statement Admissible as Past Recollection Recorded [§23.17]
     • III. Prior Inconsistent Statements [§23.24]
       • E. Prior Inconsistent Statements of a Non-party Witness as Proof of Truth of Content [§23.29]
7. Provincial Court Small Claims Handbook (Current to: July 15 2023)
   • Chapter 7. The Trial in Small Claims Provincial Court
     • II. Conduct of the Trial in Small Claims Provincial Court [§7.7]
       • H. Admissibility of Evidence in Provincial Court [§7.21]
         • 1. Flexibility in Admitting Evidence [§7.22]