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Criminal law 2020 BCSC 1858

R. v. Krock

Sentence for possessing child pornography: 9 months’ imprisonment, 36 months’ probation, DNA and SOIRA orders, and forfeiture of seized items; one count stayed.

  • Possession of child pornography
  • Denunciation and deterrence
  • Probation conditions
  • Forfeiture
  • Dna order
  • Sex offender information registration (soira)
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Criminal law 2020 BCCA 169

R. v. D.D.

Appeal dismissed from a refusal to terminate SOIRA registration. The court held the public interest in registration is fixed by Parliament and the applicant showed only modest, speculative impact.

  • Sex offender information registration (soira)
  • Gross disproportionality
  • Termination of registration
  • Appeal standard of review
  • Admissibility to united states
  • Soira
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Criminal law 2018 NSSC 285

R. v. J.A.M.

Given the high moral culpability arising from sexual activity with a sleeping and highly intoxicated victim, including anal intercourse and significant victim harm, the appropriate sentence is two years' imprisonment in a federal penitentiary followed by three years' probation; ancillary orders (DNA, 20-year SOIRA, 10-year firearms prohibition) and a $200 victim surcharge were imposed to reflect denunciation, general and specific deterrence while allowing for rehabilitation.

  • Sexual assault
  • Sentencing
  • Consent
  • Intoxication
  • Dna orders
  • Sex offender information registration (soira)
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Criminal law 2018 NSSC 353

R v. MacLellan

A suspended sentence with two years probation is fit and proper given the offender's youth, lack of prior record, guilty plea and remorse; mandatory ancillary orders (DNA and SOIRA) are granted; a s.161 order prohibiting presence at school grounds and internet contact with those under 16 is granted for five years; a s.109 firearms prohibition is declined because the offence (s.152 invitation to sexual touching) did not meet the statutory requirement that violence be used, threatened or attempted in this case.

  • Invitation to sexual touching (s.152)
  • Suspended sentence
  • Probation
  • Denunciation and deterrence
  • Dna order
  • Sex offender information registration (soira)
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Criminal law 2014 BCSC 2198

R. v. Dawson

The court accepted a joint submission after a guilty plea to sexual assault causing bodily harm, imposing 2 years less one day in custody and 3 years’ probation.

  • Sexual assault causing bodily harm
  • Joint submission on sentence
  • Gladue considerations
  • Probation conditions
  • Dna order
  • Sex offender information registration (soira)
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