R. v. Anderson, 2020 NSPC 10
| Jurisdiction | Nova Scotia |
| Judge | Honourable Judge Pamela S. William |
| Citation | 2020 NSPC 10 |
| Date | 10 February 2020 |
| Court | Provincial Court of Nova Scotia (Canada) |
| Docket Number | Dartmouth No. 8281102; 8281103; 8281104; 8281105; 8281106; 8281107; 8281108 |
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3 practice notes
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R. v. Steed,
...a total of 8.5 years imprisonment. [77] The Crown also considered Chief Judge Pamela Williams’ February 10, 2020 decision in R v Anderson, 2020 NSPC 10 (presently under appeal, and to be heard March 30, 2021). She sentenced a 23-year-old ANS offender to a two years-less one day, Conditional......
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R. v. Laing,
...cases: R. v. Halpenny, 2018 NSSC 30; R. v. Blagdon, 2013 NSPC 93; R. v. Skinner, 2016 NSCA 54; R. v. Hill, 2011 NSPC 28; R. v. Anderson, 2020 NSPC 10; R. v. Strang, 336 Nfld. & P.E.I.R. 232; and, R. v. Earle, 2018 NLSC 257. In doing so, the Defence cautions that the recent reported case......
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R. v. Anderson,
...less a day to be served in the community under a host of conditions. This was to be followed by two years’ probation (reported 2020 NSPC 10). The Evidence and Submissions that Underpinned Mr. Anderson’s The Lead Up to Mr.......
3 cases
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R. v. Steed,
...a total of 8.5 years imprisonment. [77] The Crown also considered Chief Judge Pamela Williams’ February 10, 2020 decision in R v Anderson, 2020 NSPC 10 (presently under appeal, and to be heard March 30, 2021). She sentenced a 23-year-old ANS offender to a two years-less one day, Conditional......
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R. v. Laing,
...cases: R. v. Halpenny, 2018 NSSC 30; R. v. Blagdon, 2013 NSPC 93; R. v. Skinner, 2016 NSCA 54; R. v. Hill, 2011 NSPC 28; R. v. Anderson, 2020 NSPC 10; R. v. Strang, 336 Nfld. & P.E.I.R. 232; and, R. v. Earle, 2018 NLSC 257. In doing so, the Defence cautions that the recent reported case......
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R. v. Anderson,
...less a day to be served in the community under a host of conditions. This was to be followed by two years’ probation (reported 2020 NSPC 10). The Evidence and Submissions that Underpinned Mr. Anderson’s The Lead Up to Mr.......