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R. v. Bharwani

• 2023 ONCA 203
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• 2023 CanLII 122408 (SCC)
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• 2025 SCC 26
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Canadian Criminal Jury Instructions (Current to: September 01 2025)
   • Chapter 128. Unfit to Stand Trial on Account of Mental Disorder (ss. 672.22 to 672.32) —CRIMJI 8.28
     • I. Instructions to the Jury at the Beginning of the Fitness Hearing [§128.1]
       • E. Rationale for the Rule [§128.6]
     • II. Instructions to the Jury after Hearing the Evidence and Counsel’s Submissions [§128.8]
       • G. Unable to Conduct a Defence [§128.15]
       • H. Fitness to Stand Trial Test—Mental Disorder Not Conclusive [§128.16]
   • Chapter 129. Mental Disorder at the Time of the Offence (ss. 16, 614) —CRIMJI 8.32
     • VIII. Incapable of Knowing That an Act Is Wrong [§129.8]
2. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2024)
   • Chapter 9. Confessions and Admissions of Accused Persons and Civil Parties
     • II. Voluntariness of a Confession [§9.2]
       • A. Legal Test for Voluntariness [§9.3]
         • 1. Statement to Persons in Authority [§9.4]
           • a. Persons in Authority [§9.5]