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This is a database of lists of cases connected to particular criminal law issues. You can read the full text for most of the cases listed by visiting https://www.canlii.org/. If you are a law student, student-at-law, or a lawyer and you have additional cases that should be added to this list, please contact us at the email address at the bottom of this page. This portion of the database contains notes (some of which are quite old) made by the author and various students.

R. v. Hall

57 C.C.C (2d) 305

Facts

AL CA

The accused was transported to a detachment and presneted to an individual described as a breathalyzer officer and was seen to blow twice into a machine operated by that officer. The accused was subsequently served with documents including notices of intention to produce those documents. A certificate of analysis by an analyst was intorduced in evidnece. The learned trial judge refused to admit into evidence a document purporting to be a certificate by a qualified tech. The certificate did not say how many samples were taken

Reasons

AL CA

in saying this i do not suggest the learned Provincial Court Judge was wrong in concluding that he was bound by a decision of the Court on Queen Bench. The appeal is allowed and the matter remitted to the learned Provincial Court Judge

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