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Noting Up a Case Updating Recent Cases - PowerPoint Presentation

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Noting Up a Case Updating Recent Cases - PPT Presentation

Note up to ensure you have the most current statement of the law Recent cases must be updated review CA SCC website for status info All cases note the history Note up all cases later judicial consideration ID: 650238

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Slide1

Noting Up a Case Slide2

Updating Recent Cases

Note up, to ensure you have the most current statement of the law.

Recent cases must be

updated

(review CA / SCC website for status info).

All

cases – note the history.

Note up

all cases (later judicial consideration). Slide3

CASE LAW RESEARCH - PREAMBLE

The ultimate purpose of all case law research is to locate key decisions which provide the most recent summary of the particular area of law or legal test to be applied, from the highest level of court in the

jurisdiction,

which is most relevant to your client’s circumstances.Slide4

Authority

(Federal Statute Based Matters)

Federal Statutes

Criminal CodeSlide5

Authority

(Provincial Statute Based Matters)Slide6

Authority

(Common-Law

Matters

)Slide7

Judicial Consideration

(QL)

(Westlaw)

(QL)

(QL)

(Westlaw)

Appellate courts may not overrule an SCC decision.

Quicklaw

/ Westlaw FlagsSlide8

Judicial Consideration

(QL)

(Westlaw)

(QL)

Quicklaw

/ Westlaw FlagsSlide9

LeDuc v Roman, 308 DLR (4th) 353, 2009

CarswellOnt

843 (Sup Ct).

Analyze This!Slide10

Noting

Up a Case

Annette Demers, Law Librarian

ademers@uwindsor.ca