What changes have been made to section 67 of the Criminal Code of Canada?
British Columbia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Dass v. Salmond, 2003 BCSC 160 (CanLII):
Despite minor changes in the wording in s. 67 as compared to s. 61, I am satisfied that there has been no change in the primary purpose of that section. In this regard, see Bouassa v. Bhandal (2001) 21 M.V.R. (4th) 242 (B.C.S.C.).
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