https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onca/doc/2005/2005canlii253/2005canlii253.htmlI
https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onca/doc/2005/2005canlii253/2005canlii253.html
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[1]**** **** **** **** ******The appellant was tried by a judge sitting without a jury on a ten count indictment.** He was convicted on four counts and acquitted on five.*
[2]**** **** **** **** ******The appellant appeals from his convictions.** Counsel advanced several arguments.** His primary submission is that the trial judge made several errors in the approach he took to the assessment of the credibility of the complainant and the appellant.** Counsel contends that these errors resulted in a skewed analysis of the credibility of the two main witnesses and necessitates the quashing of the convictions.
[3]**** **** **** **** ******I would allow the appeal.** The trial judge’s reasons are exemplary in many respects.** However, they do demonstrate that the trial judge failed to give effect to his implicit finding that the complainant had a motive to falsely accuse the appellant and failed to give any effect to his finding that the complainant lied on material matters during her testimony.** These errors necessitate the quashing of the convictions and the ordering of a new trial.
When a person tells the truth the story never changes. If she lied as you claim the more she tells the story the more it will change. By the time it gets to court she wont have a clue as to what the original lie was. YOur lawyer will be able to point to all the mistakes and contradictory statements she has made.
Judges as experts in human behavior. Just tell the truth in court, your story will never change.
this case might help answer yor questions:
https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onca/doc/2005/2005canlii253/2005canlii253.html
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[1]**** **** **** **** ******The appellant was tried by a judge sitting without a jury on a ten count indictment.** He was convicted on four counts and acquitted on five.*
[2]**** **** **** **** ******The appellant appeals from his convictions.** Counsel advanced several arguments.** His primary submission is that the trial judge made several errors in the approach he took to the assessment of the credibility of the complainant and the appellant.** Counsel contends that these errors resulted in a skewed analysis of the credibility of the two main witnesses and necessitates the quashing of the convictions.
[3]**** **** **** **** ******I would allow the appeal.** The trial judge’s reasons are exemplary in many respects.** However, they do demonstrate that the trial judge failed to give effect to his implicit finding that the complainant had a motive to falsely accuse the appellant and failed to give any effect to his finding that the complainant lied on material matters during her testimony.** These errors necessitate the quashing of the convictions and the ordering of a new trial.
My question is what if the girl lies though? Who will get the benefit of the doubt? I'm not talking about forcing someone to have sex with you. I'm talking about the few vindictive females out there that are looking to cash in or get some attention.
When a person tells the truth the story never changes. If she lied as you claim the more she tells the story the more it will change. By the time it gets to court she wont have a clue as to what the original lie was. YOur lawyer will be able to point to all the mistakes and contradictory statements she has made.
Judges as experts in human behavior. Just tell the truth in court, your story will never change.
this case might help answer yor questions:

