R. v. Oseguera, 2014 BCCA 352
[20] Where a statement of an accused contains both evidence of bad character and evidence that is unobjectionable, a trial judge has a heavy duty to edit out the prejudicial aspects of the statement, but must also ensure that what remains is meaningful. If it is impossible to appropriately edit the statement, it should not be admitted: R. v. Bonisteel, 2008 BCCA 344 at para. 45.
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