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R. v. Millard

• 2016 ONSC 2550
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• 2016 ONSC 2816
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• 2016 ONSC 4046
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• 2023 ONCA 426
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Canadian Criminal Jury Instructions (Current to: August 24 2023)
   • Chapter 22. Production of All Evidence Not Required—CRIMJI 4.14
     • II. Neither the Crown nor the Accused Required to Produce All Evidence [§22.2]
   • Chapter 23. Direct and Circumstantial Evidence—CRIMJI 4.15
     • IV. Caution [§23.4]
   • Chapter 95. Murder—First Degree (s. 231) —CRIMJI 6.42
     • IV. Section 231(5) [§95.15]
       • A. Section 231(5) —Death Caused by Accused While Committing Hijacking, Sexual Assault, Etc. [§95.16]
   • Chapter 113. Unlawful Confinement (s. 279(2) ) —CRIMJI 6.75
     • IV. Essential Ingredients—Outline [§113.4]
   • Chapter 144. Duty of the Jury to Deliberate Together—CRIMJI 9.04
     • IV. Discussing the Evidence and the Law [§144.4]
2. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2020)
   • Chapter 26. Views in a Trial
     • III. Application for and Conducting a View [§26.3]
   • Chapter 30. Character Evidence
     • IV. The Character of Parties Other than the Accused in Criminal Trials [§30.17]
       • C. Defence Challenges to the Character of Co-accused [§30.20]