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119 documents for aggravating circumstances meaning

- R. v. Larche, [2006] 2 S.C.R. 762, 2006 SCC 56, 2006 SCC 56 (2006)
... any facts forming part of the circumstances of the offence that could constitute the basis for... doubt, the existence of any aggravating fact. This requirement of proof beyond a reasonabl... which he was to be sentenced, within the meaning of s. 725(1)(c). And, again in the words of s. 725...
- Supreme Court of Canada
- The downside of preclusion: some behavioural and economic effects of cause of action estoppel in civil actions.
...Aggravating Effects 2. The Effect of the Rule on the Plaintiff... have been carved out in unusual circumstances. (40) For example, in the United States, rules 59 ... the parties to a dispute to embark on meaningful negotiations as soon as the possibility of litigat...
- McGill Law Journal
- Vol. 56 Nbr. 3, April 2011
- R. v. Gladue, [1999] 1 S.C.R. 688 (1999)
... judge also identified several aggravating circumstances. The accused stabbed the deceased tw... is ultimately concerned only with the meaning of the phrase "with particular attention to the ci...
- Supreme Court of Canada

- Chapter 6 - Tackling Violent Crime Act
... (2) In this section, 'break' has the same meaning as in section 321, and 'place' means any building ... on the person shall consider as an aggravating circumstance the fact that the dwelling-house was ... justice, having regard to all the circumstances, including (i) the apparent strength of the prosec...
- Canada Gazette Nbr. 1, May 21, 2008
- Part III - Acts of Parliament
- Timis c. Canada (Citoyenneté et Immigration), 2007 CF 1303 (2007)
...The following situations constitute aggravating circumstances:. a) perpetration of the crime by th... does not commit homicide within the meaning of this Act by reason only that he causes the deat...
- Cour Fédérale
- The medium is not the message: reconciling reputation and free expression in cases of Internet defamation.
... "reasonably necessary" under the circumstances, the court found that the qualified privilege asso... less powerful voices are able to meaningfully compete in the ongoing search for truth. (63) It i... publication on the Internet as an aggravating factor in the quantification of damages also serve...
- McGill Law Journal
- Vol. 56 Nbr. 1, December 2010
- The Supreme Court Clarifies The Parameters For Assessing Whether A Commercial Representation Is False Or Misleading: The Average Consumer Is Credulous And Inexperienced
... or misleading representation within the meaning of the CPA? (2) in the absence of a contract betwe...The appropriate approach in the circumstances is an analysis in two steps, that is (1) what is t... Charter of the French language as an aggravating factor. As allowed by article 1621 C.C.Q., one can...
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Canada Law Articles in English
- R. v. A.M., 2008 SCC 19 (2008)
..., Abella and Charron JJ.: In the circumstances of this case, the evidence should be excluded purs... accused's backpack was specific and meaningful information, intended to be private, and concealed... makes being in or near a school an aggravating factor on sentencing for drug-related offences (s....
- Supreme Court of Canada
- R. v. Stone, [1999] 2 S.C.R. 290 (1999)
... judge must consider all of the circumstances of the offence, including whether it involved prov... and victim is recognized as an aggravating factor in sentencing under s. 718.2(a)(ii) and und... a "wrongful act or insult" within the meaning of the Code (p. 473). The Court did not allow the ...
- Supreme Court of Canada
- R. v. D.B., 2008 SCC 25 (2008)
...D.B. (a young person within the meaning of the. Youth Criminal Justice Act) Respondent and... seriousness of the offence and the circumstances of the offender justify it notwithstanding his or ... prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, any aggravating factors in sentencing on which it relies. Putting ...
- Supreme Court of Canada