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The information provided by defence counsel, relevant to the consideration of ES, will be confirmed by the probation officer within the Technical Suitability Report (TSR).
The Supreme Court is a court of general and inherent jurisdiction which means that it can hear any type of case, civil or criminal. It hears most appeals from the Provincial Court in civil and criminal cases and appeals from arbitrations. A party may appeal a decision of the Supreme Court to the Court of Appeal.
0:09 1:49 Important details about the case. The first set of letters often represents the court where the caseMoreImportant details about the case. The first set of letters often represents the court where the case was filed. For example SC might stand for Supreme Court.
IBCInitiated by Consent-adjournmentP/SUsed as the appearance result when an adjournment to a future court date is consented to by all parties.
Definition and Citations: An abbreviation for before Christ. bail court, bankruptcy cases, and British Columbia.
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A requisition is a document (Form 17) that asks the Court registry to do something or asks a judge to make a particular order. For example, you can use a Form 17 requisition to ask the registry to search the Court file for a response from the defendant.
You must serve the filed notice of application and all other filed affidavits and documents at least 8 business days before the date set for the hearing of the application. If the hearing is a summary trial, the documents must be served at least 12 business days before the date set for hearing (Rule 8-1(7)).
Judicial interim release. Release from custody of a person charged with a crime while they are waiting for their trial or appeal. The release order may require the defendant to obey certain conditions (rules) and return to court on a specific date. The legal term for bail.

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