R. v. Howe, 2018 NSSC 274
| Jurisdiction | Nova Scotia |
| Judge | Peter P. Rosinski |
| Citation | 2018 NSSC 274 |
| Date | 07 November 2018 |
| Court | Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Canada) |
| Docket Number | CRH No. 441632 |
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3 practice notes
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R. v. Melvin, 2019 NSSC 334
...2019 BCCA 269 – although both these cases involved the protections to be afforded to witnesses with youth records. [17] See R v Howe, 2018 NSSC 274 (presently under appeal) at paras. 53-73 (including my statement at para. 69, that “I also proceed on the presumption that if an offender does ......
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R. v. Emery Martin,
...under section 467.12, the range of sentences varies from 10 months to 3 years (see R. v. Deas, 2017 NBQB 31; R. v. Howe, 2018 NSSC 274; R. v. Truax, 2021 ABCA 97; R. v. Smith, 2008 SKCA 20; R. v. Blok-Andersen, 2016 NLCA 9; R. v. Leduc, 2019 ONSC (ii) &#......
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R c. Emery Martin, 2021 NBBR 223
...la violation de l’article 467.12, la fourchette de peines varie entre 10 mois et 3 ans (voir R. c. Deas, 2017 NBBR 31; R. v. Howe, 2018 NSSC 274; R v Truax, 2021 ABCA 97; R. v. Smith, 2008 SKCA 20; R. v. Blok-Andersen, 2016 NLCA 9; R. v. Leduc, 2019 ONSC (ii) &......
3 cases
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R. v. Melvin, 2019 NSSC 334
...2019 BCCA 269 – although both these cases involved the protections to be afforded to witnesses with youth records. [17] See R v Howe, 2018 NSSC 274 (presently under appeal) at paras. 53-73 (including my statement at para. 69, that “I also proceed on the presumption that if an offender does ......
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R. v. Emery Martin,
...under section 467.12, the range of sentences varies from 10 months to 3 years (see R. v. Deas, 2017 NBQB 31; R. v. Howe, 2018 NSSC 274; R. v. Truax, 2021 ABCA 97; R. v. Smith, 2008 SKCA 20; R. v. Blok-Andersen, 2016 NLCA 9; R. v. Leduc, 2019 ONSC (ii) &#......
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R c. Emery Martin, 2021 NBBR 223
...la violation de l’article 467.12, la fourchette de peines varie entre 10 mois et 3 ans (voir R. c. Deas, 2017 NBBR 31; R. v. Howe, 2018 NSSC 274; R v Truax, 2021 ABCA 97; R. v. Smith, 2008 SKCA 20; R. v. Blok-Andersen, 2016 NLCA 9; R. v. Leduc, 2019 ONSC (ii) &......