Supreme Court of Canada

Misperception by trial judge under scrutiny in B.C. shooting case

Tuesday, December 13, 2022 @ 1:23 PM | By John L. Hill

Adjudication of criminal charges requires that evidence be analyzed correctly so that no misperceptions arise. Many of the cases involving wrongful convictions demonstrate that errors occur when evidence is misperceived. When...

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