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R. v. Schneider

• 2022 SCC 34
  • Go to CanLII for full text

The above case is referenced within:

1. Canadian Criminal Jury Instructions (Current to: September 01 2025)
   • Chapter 27. Admission or Confession of the Accused—CRIMJI 4.20
     • XI. Special Directions [§27.11]
       • E. Incomplete Admission of Guilt—Weight to Be Given Admission [§27.16]
   • Chapter 97. Murder—Section 229(a) —CRIMJI 6.45
     • III. Criminal Code Provisions [§97.3]
2. Expert Evidence in British Columbia Civil Proceedings (Current to: June 01 2025)
   • Chapter 1. Expert Evidence in the Context of the Law of Evidence at Large
     • I. Overview of the Law of Evidence [§1.1]
       • E. Evidence Must Be Material and Relevant [§1.6]
3. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (Current to: September 01 2024)
   • Chapter 1. The Basic Concepts of the Law of Evidence
     • IV. Consider Relevance of the Evidence [§1.4]
     • VII. Consider the Potential for Prejudice [§1.11]
   • Chapter 2. Admissions Dispensing with Proof
     • I. What Is an Admission of Fact? [§2.1]
   • Chapter 11. Exclusion of Evidence
     • I. Exclusion of Evidence at Common Law [§11.1]
   • Chapter 12. Hearsay Evidence
     • I. Out-of-court Statements and the Rule Against Hearsay [§12.1]
     • III. The “Traditional” Hearsay Exceptions [§12.3]
       • C. Declarations Against Interest [§12.6]
         • 2. Declaration Against Penal Interest [§12.8]
     • IV. The Principled Approach to Hearsay [§12.19]
       • B. Reliability of the Hearsay [§12.31]
         • 4. Substantive Reliability [§12.35]
   • Chapter 16. Opinion Evidence
     • II. Admissibility of Expert Opinion Evidence [§16.2]
       • A. Criteria for Admissibility of Expert Opinion [§16.3]
         • 1. Relevance [§16.4]
   • Chapter 24. Subpoenas
     • III. Obtaining a Subpoena [§24.3]
       • B. Criminal Matters [§24.7]
         • 1. Obtaining a Subpoena [§24.8]