In which case did the Supreme Court of Canada rule that a woman's records had to be given to the judge if the defence could persuade the judge that the records may contain information useful to the defendant?

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In R. v. O'Connor, the Supreme Court of Canada established the precedent that a woman's records must be disclosed to the judge (and potentially to the defense) if it can be shown that they may contain information relevant to the defendant's case. This decision was aimed at balancing the accused's right to a fair trial with the privacy rights of the complainant.

In Which Case Did the Supreme Court of Canada Rule