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La Cour rejette l’appel de la peine de M. Rogers, ordonne la collecte d’ADN et corrige certaines conditions de probation, mais refuse une ordonnance fondée sur le par. 161(1).
Ontario Court of Appeal upheld a two-years-less-a-day sentence for a large-scale employer fraud, finding a conditional sentence inappropriate given the appellant’s record and deterrence needs.
The Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed Ms. Hummer’s appeal, holding her guilty plea to fraud was voluntary and informed despite fresh evidence about mental health.
Sentence appeal partly allowed after fresh evidence of harsh custodial conditions. The Court held the original two-year penitentiary term was fit when imposed, but varied its service to a conditional sentence.
The Ontario Court of Appeal found the conditional sentence demonstrably unfit for serious firearm offences, but declined to order reincarceration because of fresh evidence and health concerns.
The Court of Appeal for Ontario dismissed the conviction and sentence appeals in a sexual assault case, upholding the trial judge’s credibility findings, sentence, and SOIRA order.
The Federal Court dismissed judicial review of a removal deferral refusal, holding it was reasonable to treat a conditional sentence as not triggering a statutory stay under IRPA s. 50(b).
The Court of Appeal for Ontario granted the Crown’s motion to bifurcate a sentence appeal from a conviction appeal, citing delay relative to a short conditional sentence.
The Court of Appeal for Ontario upheld a 2.5-year sentence for dangerous driving causing bodily harm, but ordered the six-year driving ban to run from the sentencing date.
The Court of Appeal upheld a seven-month conditional sentence for firearms offences, rejecting claims for a discharge, fuller Downes credit and error in distinguishing precedent.
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