Thus, the Larosa air of reality test applies in a non-Charter context. This test represents a “restrictive approach” to disclosure, such that a disclosure order in an extradition hearing context will be a “rare situation”: Rosenau at paras. 56, 59-60. Disclosure will be ordered where further disclosure will reveal that the evidence in the ROC is defective or manifestly unreliable and therefore insufficient to support committal: Rosenau, at para. 62; United States of America v. Guevara-Mendoza, 2018 BCCA 55 at paras. 14-18, 39.
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