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R. v. J.N.N.
canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, ykca, 2025ykca11, 2025 ykca 11 (canlii), 2025, ykca, 11, (canlii), 22-yu893, 2025, evidence, sexual history evidence, voir dire, crown questioning complainant on absence of prior sexual activity with the accused, section 276 of the criminal code, did the crown improperly adduce evidence of the complainant's prior sexual history without obtaining leave?, governing rule from r. v. kinamore requiring voir dire for sexual history evidence, including absence of sexual activity, criminal procedure, ineffective assistance of counsel, appellant alleging trial counsel failed to provide competent representation, failure to advise on mode of trial, trial date, and decision to testify, did ineffective representation result in a miscarriage of justice?, standard for ineffective assistance from r. v. mehl, criminal procedure, procedural fairness, appearance of justice, appellant denied meaningful participation in trial due to counsel's failures, fundamental decisions on trial strategy and testimony undermined, should a new trial be ordered to preserve the appearance of fairness?, procedural fairness as a basis for miscarriage of justice under r. v. mehl
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