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Resources

Resources

Education, case law, and practical tools. Plain-English explainers on consent, credibility, false allegations, and the justice process — being built out as the campaign grows.

Key Case Law

Summaries of important Supreme Court and Ontario appeal decisions.

The framework cases are listed below; plain-English summaries are being prepared.

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Podcast Summaries

Plain-English takeaways from relevant episodes (e.g., burden of proof, late disclosure, etc.).

First summaries are being prepared.

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Guides & Checklists

Practical tools (e.g., character reference guide, appeal process overview).

Being prepared — the appeal process overview comes first.

Educational Videos

Explainers on consent, credibility, false allegations, and the justice process.

In production planning; nothing published yet.

Templates

Character reference template, appeal forms (examples), and other sample documents.

Being prepared with legal review.

Helpful Links

Legal aid, court forms, law society resources, and support organizations.

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Key Case Law

Framework cases cited on this site

These authorities frame the analysis across Falsely.ca. Plain-English summaries of each decision are being prepared; the full framework discussion lives on the Appeal & Legal Issues page.

  • R. v. W.(D.), 1991 1 S.C.R. 742 — the three-step framework for assessing competing testimony.
  • R. v. J.J.R.D., 2006 ONCA 474 — “reasoned and considered acceptance,” not a simple credibility contest.
  • R. v. D.(A.), 2017 ONCA 647 — contextual, holistic assessment of all the evidence.
  • R. v. Slattery, 2019 ONCA 807 — cautions against treating the case as a binary credibility contest.
  • R. v. G.F., 2021 SCC 20 — credibility, reliability and appellate review of trial reasons.
  • R. v. Kruk, 2024 SCC 7 — motive to fabricate, when raised, must be considered.
  • R. v. Ivey, 2017 UKSC 67 — modern test for dishonesty (credibility assessment).
Podcast Summaries

Listen, in plain English

Relevant podcast episodes on the justice system — covering topics like the burden of proof, late disclosure, credibility, and wrongful convictions — will be summarized here in plain English, with the key takeaways pulled out. The first summaries are being prepared; check back as the library grows.

Blog & Updates

News from the campaign

Appeal milestones, new resources, and reform developments will be posted here as they happen. Nothing has been published yet — the appeal is in preparation, and updates will follow the court record, not speculation.

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