Rules of Practice of the Superior Court of the Province of Quebec, Criminal Division, 2002 (SI/2002-46)

Regulations are current to 2013-04-29

SCHEDULE

SUPERIOR COURT — CRIMINAL DIVISION

MINUTES OF PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE

COURT RECORD(S):NAME(S) OF ACCUSED(S):
 
DATE:COURT ROOM:CHAMBERS:
 
JUDGE:
PROSECUTOR: Me
COUNSEL FOR THE ACCUSED: Me
ACCUSED PRESENT ☐  yes ☐  no
DETAILS OF THE OFFENCE(S) CHARGED:
 
RECORDED TRANSCRIPT: Start: Finish: N/A:
INDICTMENT FILED: ☐  yes ☐  no
Comments:
 
PUBLICATION BAN IN RESPECT OF THE PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE:
☐  yes ☐  no
Details:
 
WILL THE FITNESS OF THE ACCUSED TO STAND TRIAL BE RAISED?
☐  yes ☐  no
Details:
 
SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE FACTS OF THE CASE AND THE RESPECTIVE POSITIONS OF BOTH PARTIES.  DEFENCE MAY ELECT NOT TO DISCLOSE ITS POSITION.
Details:
 
HAVE THE DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS BEEN MET? IF NOT, A TIMETABLE MUST BE ESTABLISHED.
Details:
 
PROSECUTION:
PRELIMINARY MATTERS: ☐  yes ☐  no
Details:
DEFENCE:
PRELIMINARY MATTERS:☐  yes☐  no
☐ Motion to quash the indictment
☐ Motion to quash a particular count(s) in the indictment
☐ Motion for particulars
☐ Motion for separate trial
☐ Motion to sever counts
☐ Motion for a change of venue
☐ Other motions
Details:
Time required for the resolution of above-mentioned motions:
OTHER QUESTIONS OF LAW CONCERNING THE ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE THAT MAY BE RAISED DURING
TRIAL: ☐  yes ☐  no
Details:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Indicate the number of witnesses to be heard:
Time required to resolve these issue(s):
CAN THESE ISSUES BE DECIDED BEFORE THE ACCUSED IS PLACED IN THE CHARGE OF THE JURY?
☐  yes ☐  no
Comments:
IS THE CONTINUITY OF POSSESSION OF THE EXHIBITS ADMITTED?
☐  yes ☐  no
LIST OF FACTS THAT THE PARTIES ARE PREPARED TO ADMIT:
LIST OF PROSECUTION WITNESSES:
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE JUDGE IN RELATION TO ALL MOTIONS OR POINTS OF LAW: WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS - SUPPORTING CASE LAW  - TIME ALLOWED:
OTHER:
TRIAL:
Date of commencement:
Date of summoning of the jury panel:
(If different from the date of commencement of the trial)
Estimated length of trial:
COURT CLERKJUSTICE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT