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R. v. Burnett

• 2018 ONCA 790
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Canadian Criminal Jury Instructions (Current to: September 01 2024)
   • Chapter 69. Aiding and Abetting (ss. 21(1) (b) and (c) ) —CRIMJI 5.00
     • XI. Third Element—Intent to Aid or Abet [§69.18]
       • A. Intent to Aid or Abet—Knowledge of Principal’s Intended Offence [§69.19]
   • Chapter 72. Accessory After the Fact (ss. 23, 592) —CRIMJI 6.00
     • IX. Fourth Ingredient [§72.12]
       • B. Proof of Knowledge or Wilful Blindness [§72.14]
   • Chapter 79. Assault (ss. 265, 266, 267, 268) —CRIMJI 6.08
     • VII. Section 265(1) (a) [§79.7]
       • K. Section 265(1) (a) —Sixth Ingredient—Meaning of Reckless and Wilfully Blind [§79.18]
   • Chapter 99. Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking Controlled Drugs (Excluding Cannabis) (C.D.S.A., s. 5) —CRIMJI 6.57
     • VIII. Fourth Ingredient [§99.10]
       • B. Personal Possession [§99.12]
   • Chapter 102. Possession of Property Obtained by an Offence (s. 354) —CRIMJI 6.60
     • VIII. Fourth Ingredient [§102.10]
       • A. Knowledge That the Property Was Obtained by an Offence [§102.11]
   • Chapter 131. Mistake of Fact—Honest Belief—CRIMJI 8.44
     • I. Subjective Mens Rea Offences Other Than Sexual Assault [§131.1]
       • H. Wilful Blindness [§131.9]
2. Expert Evidence in British Columbia Civil Proceedings (Current to: July 01 2021)
   • Chapter 8. Attacking Expert Evidence
     • VI. Challenging Expert Evidence through Other Avenues of Attack [§8.20]
       • A. Challenging Facts on Which the Opinion Is Based [§8.21]
         • 1. Expert’s Inferences [§8.22]
           • b. Factual Inferences [§8.24]