Published on 25 September 2026
Post-offence conduct evidence that is “too equivocal” to support a logical inference – such as one of guilt – “cannot meet the test of relevance because its meaning is speculative : S.M. c. R., 2026 QCCA 1237, par. 11
S.M. c. R., 2026 QCCA 1237 While the judge is correct in stating that it would be wrong for him to find the complainant unworthy of credit based on an allegation of the unlikelihood of a victim “freezing” in such circumstances, it was open to the appellant – without resorting to myths and stereotypes about […]
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