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The Court of Appeal dismissed a sentence appeal in a dial-a-dope cocaine trafficking case, finding an error in principle but upholding six months' imprisonment and 12 months' probation as fit.
Sentencing after convictions for possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. The court imposed 10 months’ custody for Cooke and 6 months for Otchere, plus probation and ancillary orders.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Mr. Knauff’s appeal from conviction for drug trafficking possession, holding the trial judge’s credibility assessment disclosed no reversible error.
Sentence for possession of cocaine for trafficking in a dial-a-dope operation. The court imposed a 12-month conditional sentence order with strict house arrest, probation, and firearm prohibitions.
The court dismissed Mr. Perri’s entrapment application, finding no reasonable suspicion before the first call and that the opening remark did not offer an offence.
Sentencing for trafficking ketamine and fentanyl. The court imposed 18 months’ imprisonment less 122 days’ credit, declined a conditional sentence, and made ancillary orders.
The court sentenced Billie Onare Kim to a global 10-year term for drug trafficking and firearms offences arising from the Green Planet dial-a-dope operation.
The series of telephone calls and text exchanges provided a constellation of objectively discernable facts from which the undercover officer formed a reasonable suspicion before requesting a specific quantity of heroin; therefore the accused was not entrapped and the convictions stand.
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The court denied the Crown’s application to let a police officer testify that observed conduct was a drug transaction, treating the proposed evidence as expert opinion.
The court imposed a two-year-less-one-day conditional sentence for cocaine trafficking, emphasizing Gladue factors, rehabilitation, and the need to address absconding through strict conditions.
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