In a judge-alone trial, the failure to abort the trial and recuse the judge after unexpected evidence emerges mid-trial does not result in a miscarriage of justice where the defence cannot identify any particular prejudice or forensic decision that would have been made differently, and the unexpected evidence did not materially affect the Crown case.
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