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Criminal law 2024 BCSC 1710

R. v. Beaton

Sentencing for firearms offences: the accused pleaded guilty to possession while prohibited and possession of a loaded prohibited weapon, receiving 5.5 years less 15 months credit.

  • Unlawful possession of firearm
  • Possession while prohibited
  • Consecutive sentencing
  • Totality principle
  • Forfeiture
  • Victim surcharge
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Criminal law 2020 BCSC 1332

R. . Luong

Sentence reasons for Vinh Cuong Luong after a guilty plea to producing cannabis and unlawful firearm possession; the court accepted a joint submission and imposed a suspended sentence, fine, probation, and ancillary orders.

  • Sentencing
  • Joint submission
  • Production of cannabis
  • Unlawful possession of firearm
  • Probation conditions
  • Ancillary orders
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Criminal 2018 ONCA 842

R. v. Lacroix

The search warrant was valid because the ITO provided reasonable grounds linking the firearm to the residence via intercepted communications indicating the speaker (identified as the appellant) was at home; the appellant's post-arrest utterances were admissible despite an s.9 breach because they were spontaneous, cautioned, reliable and the Charter breach was not serious such that admission would bring administration of justice into disrepute under s.24(2); discrepancies in jury instructions were minor and non-prejudicial; the conditional sentence was fit and a discharge was inappropriate giv…

  • Unlawful possession of firearm
  • Search warrant validity
  • Intercepted communications
  • Admissibility of statements
  • Charter s.9 arrest
  • Charter s.24(2) exclusion
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Criminal law 2018 BCSC 294

R. v. Rana

The court convicted Saeed Mobeen Rana of attempted murder and firearm offences after accepting corroborated accomplice evidence, surveillance, cell records and forensic evidence.

  • Attempted murder
  • Unlawful possession of firearm
  • Unauthorized possession in vehicle
  • Vetrovec witness caution
  • Identification evidence
  • Circumstantial evidence
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Criminal law 2016 NSSC 174

R. v. Burke

The joint recommendation was accepted because it fell within the acceptable sentencing range in light of aggravating circumstances (readily accessible shotgun) and mitigating factors (youth, first offender, early plea), satisfying Criminal Code sentencing objectives and precedent guidance from R. v. Cromwell.

  • Possession for the purpose of trafficking
  • Unlawful possession of firearm
  • Joint sentencing recommendation
  • Ancillary orders
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