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R. v. Ball

• 2019 BCCA 32
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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
     • III. Evidence of the Accused’s Bad Character in Criminal Trials [§6.8]
       • B. Evidence of the Accused’s Bad Character Is Admissible in Exceptional Circumstances [§6.10]
         • 3. Evidence Relevant to Motive, Animus, Opportunity, Means, or Some Other Aspect of the Crown Theory [§6.13]
   • Chapter 9. Confessions and Admissions of Accused Persons and Civil Parties
     • I. General Rule of Admissibility of Confessions [§9.1]
   • Chapter 10. Documentary Evidence
     • VI. Authentication of Documentary Evidence [§10.6]
       • F. Authentication of Electronic Documents [§10.12]
   • Chapter 25. Technology Evidence
     • I. Introduction to Electronic Evidence [§25.1]
       • B. Admission of Electronic Evidence at Trial [§25.5]
         • 1. Authentication of Electronic Evidence in a Criminal Proceeding [§25.6]
           • b. The Common-law Rules of Authentication [§25.8]
         • 2. The Best Evidence Rule in a Criminal Proceeding [§25.9]
           • a. The Best Evidence Rule—Canada Evidence Act [§25.10]
     • II. Ultimate Admissibility [§25.13]