R v Ballantyne

JurisdictionSaskatchewan
CourtCourt of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
JudgeBarrington-Foote,Jackson,Schwann
Citation2022 SKCA 13
Docket NumberCACR3301
Date26 January 2022

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2 practice notes
  • R v Napope
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • January 4, 2023
    ...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......
  • R v Bird
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • March 28, 2023
    ...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......
4 cases
  • R v Napope
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • January 4, 2023
    ...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......
  • R v Sewap
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • November 6, 2025
    ...of review apply at the penalty stage ( Boutilier at para 88; R v Stevenson, 2025 SKCA 13 at para 47, [2025] 5 WWR 40; R v Ballantyne, 2022 SKCA 13 at para B. The alleged errors at the designation stage 43 At the designation stage of a dangerous offender proceeding, the Crown bears the burde......
  • R v Stevenson
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • February 5, 2025
    ...1 S.C.R. 500, or R. v. McDonnell, [1997] 1 S.C.R. 948, to be applicable to this situation” (at para 33). This Court in R v Ballantyne, 2022 SKCA 13 at para 31, held, citing Currie and Boutilier, that absent errors in law, an appellate court may intervene if the sentencing judge's imposition......
  • R v Bird
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • March 28, 2023
    ...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......