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=An Overview of Concepts= ==Potential Prejudice== R. v. Korevaar, 2009 CanLII 42456 (ON SC)<ref name="Korevaar"/> ::<i>[20] I agree with the Crown’s submission that in order to show that Mr. Korevaar’s right to disclosure was violated, <span style=background:yellow>he must satisfy the court that there was a reasonable possibility that the undisclosed material could have been used in meeting the case for the Crown, or in advancing his defence, and that the non-disclosure could affect the fairness of his trial. This is the meaning of prejudice in the context of this analysis.</span></i><ref name="Dickson"/> <ref name="Korevaar">R. v. Korevaar, 2009 CanLII 42456 (ON SC), <https://canlii.ca/t/25584>, retrieved on 2022-12-07</ref> <ref name="Dickson">R. v. Dickson, (supra), at paras. 22 and 33; R. v. Grant, [2002] O.J. No. 4008 (O.C.A.) at para. 3</ref> =References=

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