R v Ballantyne,
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Judge | Barrington-Foote,Jackson,Schwann |
| Citation | 2022 SKCA 13 |
| Date | 26 January 2022 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
| Docket Number | CACR3301 |
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2 practice notes
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R v Napope,
...must be considered in every case before a sentence is imposed, including the imposition of an indeterminate sentence ( R v Ballantyne, 2022 SKCA 13 at para 23 [ Ballantyne]; Boutilier at paras 43-44). When Indigenous offenders are sentenced under s. 753(4.1), sentencing judges must consider......
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R v Bird,
...whether and to what extent culturally specific treatment and programming can serve to reduce the offender's risk ( R v Ballantyne, 2022 SKCA 13 at para 23; Napope at para 39 In R v White, 2022 BCCA 91 [ White], the British Columbia Court of Appeal explained that the backward-looking an......
2 cases
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R v Napope,
...must be considered in every case before a sentence is imposed, including the imposition of an indeterminate sentence ( R v Ballantyne, 2022 SKCA 13 at para 23 [ Ballantyne]; Boutilier at paras 43-44). When Indigenous offenders are sentenced under s. 753(4.1), sentencing judges must consider......
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R v Bird,
...whether and to what extent culturally specific treatment and programming can serve to reduce the offender's risk ( R v Ballantyne, 2022 SKCA 13 at para 23; Napope at para 39 In R v White, 2022 BCCA 91 [ White], the British Columbia Court of Appeal explained that the backward-looking an......