C-25.1, r. 0.1 - Regulation of the Court of Appeal of Québec in penal matters

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67. Waiver of hearing. By consent, the parties may request that an appeal be decided on the basis of each brief alone, without a hearing. The Court may require that the accused personally consent to the waiver.
The clerk informs the parties of the date on which the appeal is taken under advisement and the names of the judges assigned to the matter.
If the panel responsible for adjudicating the appeal considers that a hearing is necessary, the parties are informed that the matter is no longer under advisement and that the appeal has been returned to the general roll.
O.C. 1186-2019, s. 67.
In force: 2019-12-26
67. Waiver of hearing. By consent, the parties may request that an appeal be decided on the basis of each brief alone, without a hearing. The Court may require that the accused personally consent to the waiver.
The clerk informs the parties of the date on which the appeal is taken under advisement and the names of the judges assigned to the matter.
If the panel responsible for adjudicating the appeal considers that a hearing is necessary, the parties are informed that the matter is no longer under advisement and that the appeal has been returned to the general roll.
O.C. 1186-2019, s. 67.