R v Dyck,
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Jack Watson,The Honourable Madam Justice Elizabeth Hughes,The Honourable Mr. Justice Kevin Feehan |
| Neutral Citation | 2020 ABCA 412 |
| Docket Number | 1903-0173-A |
| Citation | 2020 ABCA 412 |
| Date | 19 November 2020 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Alberta) |
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4 practice notes
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R v Dichrow,
...and then also relied upon as an aggravating factor in sentencing of another offence or generally to support a higher sentence: R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412 [Dyck] at para 33. In this case, the sentencing judge is said to have identified aggravating factors when sentencing on the sexual assault/s......
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R v Byron,
...offences, committed two months apart, in two different locations, with two different victims impacted by the explosion: R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412 [Dyck] at paras 25 - 29. [143] He will serve 6.5 years on each of Counts 4, 5, and 6: robbery with a firearm, aggravated assault, and causing an ex......
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R v Shivak,
...is excessive, it may be reduced through the application of the totality principle: Sentencing Reasons at para 85 citing R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412, R v Bedi, 2015 ABCA 361; and R v Swales, 2016 BCCA 7 While there is no single “Alberta approach” requiring the use of consecutive se......
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2023 ABCA 20,
...is excessive, it may be reduced through the application of the totality principle: Sentencing Reasons at para 85 citing R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412, R v Bedi, 2015 ABCA 361; and R v Swales, 2016 BCCA 7 While there is no single “Alberta approach” requiring the use of consecutive se......
4 cases
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R v Dichrow,
...and then also relied upon as an aggravating factor in sentencing of another offence or generally to support a higher sentence: R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412 [Dyck] at para 33. In this case, the sentencing judge is said to have identified aggravating factors when sentencing on the sexual assault/s......
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R v Byron,
...offences, committed two months apart, in two different locations, with two different victims impacted by the explosion: R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412 [Dyck] at paras 25 - 29. [143] He will serve 6.5 years on each of Counts 4, 5, and 6: robbery with a firearm, aggravated assault, and causing an ex......
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R v Shivak,
...is excessive, it may be reduced through the application of the totality principle: Sentencing Reasons at para 85 citing R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412, R v Bedi, 2015 ABCA 361; and R v Swales, 2016 BCCA 7 While there is no single “Alberta approach” requiring the use of consecutive se......
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2023 ABCA 20,
...is excessive, it may be reduced through the application of the totality principle: Sentencing Reasons at para 85 citing R v Dyck, 2020 ABCA 412, R v Bedi, 2015 ABCA 361; and R v Swales, 2016 BCCA 7 While there is no single “Alberta approach” requiring the use of consecutive se......