R v Kolola,
| Jurisdiction | Nunavut |
| Judge | The Honourable Justice Shannon Smallwood,The Honourable Justice Jolaine Antonio,The Honourable Justice Kevin Feehan |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 NUCA 11 |
| Docket Number | 09-20-018-CAP |
| Citation | 2021 NUCA 11 |
| Date | 26 July 2021 |
| Court | Nunavut Court of Appeal (Canada) |
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5 practice notes
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R v Mosquito,
...at para 43). 92 These comments mirror the following statement by the Nunavut Court of Appeal in its per curiam decision in R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11: [18] The COVID-19 pandemic may be considered a consequence which might have a more significant impact on an offender because of his unique and......
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R. v. Livingstone,
...[40] Sentencing Submissions, July 19, 2022, p.1. [41] R v Parranto, 2021 S.C.C. 46 (CanLII), headnote. [42] 2020 NUCJ 38; upheld on appeal 2021 NUCA 11. [43] Ibid para [44] R v Arcand, 2010 ABCA 363 (CanLII). The Alberta Court of Appeal defined ‘major sexual assault’ as one wh......
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R v Biever,
...“collateral consequence” that might result in a more lenient sentence: see R v Morgan, 2020 ONCA 279 at para 9; R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11 at para 18; R v Caribou, 2022 MBCA 95 at para 45; R v Mosquito, 2023 SKCA 29 at paras 23 Such conditions have also been addressed using the ......
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R v Biever,
...“collateral consequence” that might result in a more lenient sentence: see R v Morgan, 2020 ONCA 279 at para 9; R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11 at para 18; R v Caribou, 2022 MBCA 95 at para 45; R v Mosquito, 2023 SKCA 29 at paras 89-93. [23] &......
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5 cases
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R v Mosquito,
...at para 43). 92 These comments mirror the following statement by the Nunavut Court of Appeal in its per curiam decision in R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11: [18] The COVID-19 pandemic may be considered a consequence which might have a more significant impact on an offender because of his unique and......
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R. v. Livingstone,
...[40] Sentencing Submissions, July 19, 2022, p.1. [41] R v Parranto, 2021 S.C.C. 46 (CanLII), headnote. [42] 2020 NUCJ 38; upheld on appeal 2021 NUCA 11. [43] Ibid para [44] R v Arcand, 2010 ABCA 363 (CanLII). The Alberta Court of Appeal defined ‘major sexual assault’ as one wh......
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R v Biever,
...“collateral consequence” that might result in a more lenient sentence: see R v Morgan, 2020 ONCA 279 at para 9; R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11 at para 18; R v Caribou, 2022 MBCA 95 at para 45; R v Mosquito, 2023 SKCA 29 at paras 23 Such conditions have also been addressed using the ......
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R v Biever,
...“collateral consequence” that might result in a more lenient sentence: see R v Morgan, 2020 ONCA 279 at para 9; R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11 at para 18; R v Caribou, 2022 MBCA 95 at para 45; R v Mosquito, 2023 SKCA 29 at paras 89-93. [23] &......
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