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Criminal law 2024 BCCA 130

R. v. Kleiman

Sentence appeal dismissed for breach of probation; the Court upheld a three-year probation order with no-contact and electronic monitoring conditions.

  • Breach of probation
  • Probation conditions
  • Electronic monitoring
  • Mental disorder mitigation
  • Not criminally responsible (s.16)
  • Fresh evidence (palmer)
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Criminal law 2022 NSPC 8

R v. Boutilier

Applying the Anthony Cook public interest test, the court found the joint recommendation of concurrent one-year probation was within the acceptable range and not so unhinged from the circumstances as to bring the administration of justice into disrepute; therefore the court was legally bound to accept the joint submission and imposed suspended sentence with probation and conditions.

  • Uttering threats
  • Breach of release/undertaking
  • Acceptance of joint submission on sentence
  • Public interest test
  • Aggravating and mitigating factors
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Criminal law 2021 BCSC 1833

R. v. Miller

Sentencing for break and enter, threats, and weapon possession, with Gladue factors, rehabilitation, and ancillary orders including probation and a weapons ban.

  • Break and enter
  • Uttering threats
  • Possession of weapon for dangerous purpose
  • Gladue factors and rehabilitation
  • Weapons prohibition (s.110)
  • Dna data bank order
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Criminal law 2021 BCCA 51

R. v. Burgoyne

The Court of Appeal granted leave and allowed the appeal in part, varying a probation “No Go” condition from 100 kilometres to 100 metres as a proportionate protective restriction.

  • Probation order
  • No‑go condition
  • Banishment condition
  • Gladue considerations
  • Domestic violence
  • Probation-order
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Criminal law 2005 BCCA 222

R. v. McKinnon

La Cour d’appel annule en partie une ordonnance de probation illégale après R. v. Shoker, en retirant des conditions de dépistage et de traitement, tout en maintenant la peine d’emprisonnement.

  • Probation conditions
  • Consent to treatment
  • Mandatory drug testing
  • Remittal to sentencing judge
  • Statutory interpretation of s.732.1 and s.732.2
  • Probation-conditions
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