CEN 3369 - Environmental Investigations - Disclosure

All information possessed by the crown must be disclosed

• True

• False

The Crown does not need to provide disclosure unless defence requests it

• true

• false

Disclosure obligations continue after the trial has completed with the accused found guilty

• True

• False

Disclosure is to be provided

• as soon as reasonably practical

• By the first appearance

• 1 month before trial begins

• he crowns discretion as long as it is before trial starts

For Audio and Video Witness statements

• the crown must give an opportunity to view in private

• the crown must give a copy to defence

• the crown only has to disclose the transcript and officer notes

when defence won't agree to conditions the court can order them

• True

• False

Exhibits in the case

• should be given to the defence for a period of time to view

• must be made available for defence to view

• are only available to defence through photos

Which does not generally require a copy be given to defence

• statement transcripts

• accused video statement

• search warrants

• investigative techniques

for an accused without a lawyer disclosure

• is the same as if they had a lawyer

• should wait until they get a lawyer

• isn't required

• is less onerous than if they had a lawyer

An accused must have read their disclosure before they can plead guilty

• True

• False