R. v. Chang, 2019 ONCA 924
| Judge | Feldman, Gillese and Miller JJ.A. |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Case Date | November 25, 2019 |
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Citations | 2019 ONCA 924 |
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R v Reeves, 2020 ABQB 78
...mandatory minimum sentence in s. 172.1 (2)(a) is grossly disproportionate. This point is illustrated in a different way in R. v Chang, 2019 ONCA 924 (Ont. C. A.), a recent decision of this court. Sentenced after s. 172.1(2)(a) was struck down in Morrison (ONCA), but before Morrison (SCC), C......
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Court Of Appeal Summaries (November 25 November 29, 2019)
...Condominiums, Right to Inspect, Torts, Tresspass, Condominium Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, ss 17(3) and 119(3) Criminal Decisions v C.,, 2019 ONCA 924 Keywords: Criminal Law, Soliciting Prostitution from Minor, Search and Seizure, Arbitrary Detention, Immigration, Canadian Charter of Rights and Fr......
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R. v. Cowell, 2019 ONCA 972
...minimum sentence in s. 172.1(2)(a) is grossly disproportionate. [105] This point is illustrated in a different way in R. v. Chang, 2019 ONCA 924, a recent decision of this court. Sentenced after s. 172.1(2)(a) was struck down in Morrison (ONCA), but before Morrison (SCC), Chang received a s......
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R. v. Sousa,
...account as a mitigating factor, as in R. v. Butters, 2017 ONCA 973, at para. 7, or failed to consider it altogether, as in R. v. Chang, 2019 ONCA 924, at para. 12. In these cases, sentences that were close to the six months’ imprisonment threshold were adjusted to account for signifi......
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R v Reeves, 2020 ABQB 78
...mandatory minimum sentence in s. 172.1 (2)(a) is grossly disproportionate. This point is illustrated in a different way in R. v Chang, 2019 ONCA 924 (Ont. C. A.), a recent decision of this court. Sentenced after s. 172.1(2)(a) was struck down in Morrison (ONCA), but before Morrison (SCC), C......
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R. v. Cowell, 2019 ONCA 972
...minimum sentence in s. 172.1(2)(a) is grossly disproportionate. [105] This point is illustrated in a different way in R. v. Chang, 2019 ONCA 924, a recent decision of this court. Sentenced after s. 172.1(2)(a) was struck down in Morrison (ONCA), but before Morrison (SCC), Chang received a s......
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R v Misay,
...charges. [175] I do not discern humanitarian and compassionate grounds in Mr. Misay’s case that approximate those discussed in R v Chang, 2019 ONCA 924 at para [13] Because the appellant is a permanent resident and a prison sentence of longer than six months was imposed, on the fresh eviden......
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R. v. Sousa,
...account as a mitigating factor, as in R. v. Butters, 2017 ONCA 973, at para. 7, or failed to consider it altogether, as in R. v. Chang, 2019 ONCA 924, at para. 12. In these cases, sentences that were close to the six months’ imprisonment threshold were adjusted to account for signifi......
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Court Of Appeal Summaries (November 25 November 29, 2019)
...Condominiums, Right to Inspect, Torts, Tresspass, Condominium Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, ss 17(3) and 119(3) Criminal Decisions v C.,, 2019 ONCA 924 Keywords: Criminal Law, Soliciting Prostitution from Minor, Search and Seizure, Arbitrary Detention, Immigration, Canadian Charter of Rights and Fr......