R. v. UNDERWOOD, 2025 SCC 14, APRIL 17, 2025. FACTS: The accused was charged with first degree murder. He was acquitted of that charge, but convicted of second degree murder.
R. v. PAN, 2025 SCC 12, APRIL 10, 2025. FACTS: The accused were convicted of attempted murder and first degree murder. On appeal, the Ontario Court of Appeal set aside the first
The King v Ryan Churchill (a pseudonym) [2025] HCA 11, April 2, 2025, at paragraphs 3 and 4: In a trial of a sexual offence in Victoria, evidence that a
RICE v. R. [2025] EWCA CRIM 352, APRIL 1, 2025. FACTS: The accused was charged with three assault offences. He was released on bail, with a curfew condition. Four hundred
R. v. DONAWA, 2025 SCC 10, MARCH 26, 2025. FACTS: The accused was acquitted at trial of a number of firearm offences. The trial judge held that a handgun upon
R. v. R.A., 2025 SCC 7, MARCH 24, 2025. FACTS: The accused was charged with the offence of indecent assault upon a five-year-old child. The evidence at the trial established that the
R. v. Al-Akhali, 2025 ONCA 229, March 21, 2025, at paragraphs 20 to 31: The defence of honest but mistaken belief in communicated consent has two requirements. The accused must
R. v. Al-Akhali, 2025 ONCA 229, March 21, 2025, at paragraphs 52 and 54 to 56: Complainants sometimes testify that they did not or would not have consented because doing
DELLIGATTI v. UNITED STATES (2025), NO. 23–825, MARCH 21, 2025. FACTS: The accused was convicted in New York of the offence of attempted murder. The offence involved the accused recruiting
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