That's exactly correct, and there's a case cited in my brief that says exactly that. In the case of R. v. Brooks, the judge said that typically it should even be made an exhibit at the bail hearing. So it's “credible and trustworthy.”
Barrister and Solicitor, Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
That's exactly correct, and there's a case cited in my brief that says exactly that. In the case of R. v. Brooks, the judge said that typically it should even be made an exhibit at the bail hearing. So it's “credible and trustworthy.”
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