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Criminal law 2024 BCCA 426

R. v. Kleiman

The Court of Appeal denied an extension of time and leave to appeal from a refusal to vary probation conditions, finding no reasonable chance of success.

  • Variation of probation under s.732.2(3)
  • Leave to appeal
  • Extension of time
  • Change of circumstances
  • No-contact and non-attendance conditions
  • Neurodevelopmental disorder (autism) evidence
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Criminal law 2021 ONCA 244

Gajewski (Re)

The Court dismissed the Crown's appeal: the ORB did not err in law and its decision was reasonable because the Board properly balanced victim safety and the accused's liberty, the no-contact order combined with the 500-metre prohibition and other conditions were necessary and appropriate and the Board reasonably concluded a geographic boundary condition was not required.

  • Not criminally responsible (ncr) dispositions
  • Conditional discharge
  • Geographic exclusion/boundary condition
  • Victim safety vs liberty interests
  • Statutory interpretation of s.672.54 and s.672.542
  • Standard of review (reasonableness)
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Criminal law 2019 NSSC 412

R. v. Kotio

The application was granted because the court accepted the investigating officer’s evidence that the complainant feared seeing the accused and that a screen would make her calmer and facilitate a full and candid account; considering the s.486.2(3) factors, including the nature of the alleged anal sexual assault and the public interest in encouraging reporting, the judge concluded the order was in the interest of the proper administration of justice.

  • Witness protection orders
  • Testimony behind screen
  • Section 486.2 criminal code
  • Victim participation in justice system
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Criminal law 2018 BCSC 379

R. v. B.K.J.L.

Sentencing decision accepting a joint submission for manslaughter and arson causing bodily harm, with concurrent prison terms and ancillary protection orders.

  • Manslaughter
  • Arson causing bodily harm
  • Joint submission on sentence
  • Ancillary orders
  • Publication ban
  • Criminal-sentencing
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