T.J.C. v R

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, pescad, 2026peca4, 2026 peca 4 (canlii), 2026, peca, 4, (canlii), s1-ca-1522, 2026, criminal and statutory offences, sexual offences, sexual assault and sexual interference, criminal code, ss. 151, 271, conviction by provincial court judge and conditional stay of sexual assault charge, sentence and ancillary orders including sex offender information registration act compliance, appellant sought acquittals or new trial, appeal allowed, conviction quashed and new trial ordered, evidence, fresh evidence, appeal record, motion for fresh evidence alleging ineffective trial counsel, affidavit of appellant and affidavit in response by trial counsel, whether grounds for admission of fresh evidence have been met, crown consented to admission of the fresh evidence, motion for fresh evidence granted, procedure, appeal, ineffective assistance of trial counsel, whether appellant did not receive effective assistance from trial counsel, whether reliability of the trial judge’s verdict was compromised and a miscarriage of justice resulted, crown conceded ineffective assistance of trial counsel, appeal allowed as a result of ineffective assistance, procedure, remedies on appeal, new trial, whether conviction should be quashed and conditional stay, sentence and ancillary orders set aside, relief sought amended from acquittals to a new trial, consent order prepared and signed by counsel considered, conviction quashed, conditional stay, sentence and ancillary orders set aside, new trial ordered