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R. v. O’Connor

• 1995 CanLII 51 (SCC)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2024)
   • Chapter 6. Character Evidence
     • IV. The Character of Parties Other than the Accused in Criminal Trials [§6.17]
       • C. Defence Challenges to the Character of a Third-party Suspect, the Deceased, or a Complainant [§6.20]
         • 3. Unknown Third-party Suspects [§6.23]
   • Chapter 19. Privilege as an Evidentiary Rule
     • II. Is (or Was) the Evidence Privileged? [§19.2]
       • G. Other Confidential Relationships and Records [§19.17]
         • 4. Protections Related to the Reasonable Expectation of Privacy [§19.21]
           • a. Protected Third-party Records—the O’Connor Regime [§19.22]
           • b. Statutory Protection for Specified Sexual Offences [§19.23]
2. Small Claims Act and Rules: Annotated (Current to: September 01 2023)
   • Chapter 40. Small Claims Rule 10—The Trial
     • I. Rule 10—The Trial [§40.1]
       • A. Annotations to Rule 10(1) —How Evidence Will Be Heard at a Trial [§40.2]