R. v. I.G.L.
The court accepted the joint recommendation as within an acceptable range given the aggravating factors (abuse of children, position of trust, prolonged misconduct) and mitigating factors (early guilty pleas, remorse, volunteer admissions) and imposed a global three year federal custodial sentence with concurrent terms and mandatory ancillary orders including DNA, a 10 year firearms prohibition and a 20 year SOIRA order.
- Citation
- 2015 NSSC 277
- Parties
- Crown: Her Majesty the Queen; Defendant: I.G.L.
- Court
- Supreme Court of Nova Scotia
- Jurisdiction
- Canada
- Judgment Date
- 28 September 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal / Sentencing Following Guilty Pleas
- Outcome
- Global sentence of three years' imprisonment to be served in a federal institution; concurrent sentences on counts producing a total of three years; ancillary orders imposed.
- Legal Topics
- Sexual Assault, Sexual Touching, Position of Trust, Joint Submission on Sentence, Sentencing Principles
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Her Majesty the Queen
Crown
I.G.L.
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Criminal / Sentencing Following Guilty Pleas
Legal Issues
- 1 Appropriate sentence for sexual offences against step-children
- 2 Whether to accept the joint recommendation on sentence
- 3 Application of aggravating and mitigating factors including position of trust and abuse of children
Ratio Decidendi
The court accepted the joint recommendation as within an acceptable range given the aggravating factors (abuse of children, position of trust, prolonged misconduct) and mitigating factors (early guilty pleas, remorse, volunteer admissions) and imposed a global three year federal custodial sentence with concurrent terms and mandatory ancillary orders including DNA, a 10 year firearms prohibition and a 20 year SOIRA order.
Court Disposition
Global sentence of three years' imprisonment to be served in a federal institution; concurrent sentences on counts producing a total of three years; ancillary orders imposed.
Orders
- Three years' imprisonment (federal) on count of sexual assault contrary to s.271 (S.H.), concurrent three years on sexual assault contrary to s.271 (K.C.), concurrent three years on sexual touching contrary to s.153(a) (H.H.) for a total of three years' imprisonment
- Mandatory DNA order pursuant to s.487.051 of the Criminal Code
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