What is the test for exclusion of a party in a sexual assault case?

Factors considered include: whether the co-parties have common interests; whether the co-parties are represented by the same lawyer; whether it appears that the examinations for discovery of co-parties will cover the same grounds; whether credibility will be a factor or an issue in the case; whether evidence is likely to be tailored or parroted; whether a party is likely to be intimidated; whether the proceedings are likely to be disturbed or disrupted; whether there would be prejudice to the excluded party; and, generally, whether the ends of justice require the exclusion: see, for example, Lambert v. Lomore; and, Solutions With Impact Inc. v. Domino’s Pizza of Canada Ltd.