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Sentencing for cocaine possession for the purpose of trafficking. The court imposed a 20-month conditional sentence order with strict house arrest, curfew, and ancillary orders.
The court accepted the parties' negotiated joint submission, found the prerequisites of s.753.1 met on the basis of expert evidence (substantial risk of reoffending and reasonable possibility of eventual control), designated the offender a long-term offender, and imposed the agreed determinate sentence (10 years) to be served consecutive to existing sentences with a 10-year period of long-term supervision, concluding the joint submission did not bring the administration of justice into disrepute and did not offend totality or other sentencing principles.
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Sentence after jury convictions for two sexual assaults: three years' imprisonment concurrent, with DNA, firearms, no-contact, and SOIRA orders.
After a jury sexual-assault conviction, the court imposed a conditional discharge with one year of probation and ancillary DNA orders, but declined SOIRA and firearms bans.
The court sentenced Kelly Glen Isbister to a global 27-month custodial term for child pornography possession and breaching a recognizance, with ancillary orders and custody credit.
Sentencing decision for assault with a weapon and mischief; the court imposed 30 months on Count 1 and 6 months concurrent on Count 5, with enhanced credit and probation.
The court sentenced William Fredric Townsend for sexual assault to a two-years-less-a-day conditional sentence, followed by 36 months’ probation, and exempted him from SOIRA.
After a jury conviction for fraud, the court sentenced Carey Suzanne Earl to six years’ imprisonment and ordered $1 million restitution to her employer.
The Court upheld an eight-year sentence for child sexual offences but set aside lifetime s. 161 prohibition orders, replacing them with tailored 15-year orders.
Sentencing for second degree murder and assault with a weapon. The court imposed life imprisonment with 12 years of parole ineligibility, plus concurrent three years on the assault count.
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