J.P. v. R, 2020 SKCA 52
| Judge | Schwann, Leurer and Kalmakoff JJ.A. |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
| Case Date | Thursday April 30, 2020 |
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Citations | 2020 SKCA 52 |
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20 practice notes
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R v Bear, 2022 SKCA 69
...because those factors may have an impact on the offender’s moral culpability (R v Ratt, 2021 SKCA 7 at para 73; R v J.P., 2020 SKCA 52 at para 65, 62 CR (7th) 328 [121] In terms of the gravity of the offence, sexual assault is undoubtedly objective......
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R v Dillon, 2022 SKCA 17
...Mr. Dillon says that the error here is similar to that which the Court found had occurred in R v J.P., 2020 SKCA 52, 62 CR (7th) 328, where a sentencing judge had acknowledged the existence of Gladue factors but had given them no effect in sentencing. Speaking for this Court in that case, L......
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R v Jimmy,
...107 [ Bear]) – and even where the nature of the offence calls for a sentence of incarceration ( Charles at para 41 and R v J.P., 2020 SKCA 52 at paras 63-64, 62 CR (7th) 328 [ 23 The approach required by s. 718.2(e) calls upon “judges to carefully consider (i) the extent to wh......
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R v Ratt, 2021 SKCA 7
...have shaped the offender’s personal circumstances, because those factors may have an impact on the offender’s moral culpability (R v J.P. 2020 SKCA 52 at para 65, 62 CR (7th) 328 [74] In this case, there is no doubting the objective gravity of the offence. Aggravated assault is the most ser......
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20 cases
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R v Bear, 2022 SKCA 69
...because those factors may have an impact on the offender’s moral culpability (R v Ratt, 2021 SKCA 7 at para 73; R v J.P., 2020 SKCA 52 at para 65, 62 CR (7th) 328 [121] In terms of the gravity of the offence, sexual assault is undoubtedly objective......
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R v Jimmy,
...107 [ Bear]) – and even where the nature of the offence calls for a sentence of incarceration ( Charles at para 41 and R v J.P., 2020 SKCA 52 at paras 63-64, 62 CR (7th) 328 [ 23 The approach required by s. 718.2(e) calls upon “judges to carefully consider (i) the extent to wh......
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R v Dillon, 2022 SKCA 17
...Mr. Dillon says that the error here is similar to that which the Court found had occurred in R v J.P., 2020 SKCA 52, 62 CR (7th) 328, where a sentencing judge had acknowledged the existence of Gladue factors but had given them no effect in sentencing. Speaking for this Court in that case, L......
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R v Ratt, 2021 SKCA 7
...have shaped the offender’s personal circumstances, because those factors may have an impact on the offender’s moral culpability (R v J.P. 2020 SKCA 52 at para 65, 62 CR (7th) 328 [74] In this case, there is no doubting the objective gravity of the offence. Aggravated assault is the most ser......
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