R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11
| Jurisdiction | Nunavut |
| Court | Nunavut Court of Appeal (Canada) |
| Judge | The Honourable Justice Shannon Smallwood,The Honourable Justice Jolaine Antonio,The Honourable Justice Kevin Feehan |
| Citation | 2021 NUCA 11 |
| Docket Number | 09-20-018-CAP |
| Date | 26 July 2021 |
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4 practice notes
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R v Pauloosie,
...Additionally, the Crown referred the sentencing judge to R v Kolola, 2020 NUCJ 38, aff’d 2021 NUCA 11, where at para 67 the court stated that Ipeelie and Parr “better reflect the purpose, objectives, and principles of sentencing applicable in Nunavut post-Friesen and L.P. ......
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R v Bunn,
...decision that has adopted Friesen in the consideration of sentencing for sexual assault involving adult victims. In R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11, the accused appealed a sentence of 30 months’ imprisonment imposed for forcing sexual intercourse on a sleeping victim. In dismiss......
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R v Sandhu,
...Section 718.04 was not in force on the date that Mr. Sandhu committed these offences. In R v Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11, the Nunavut Court of Appeal declined to overturn a sentencing decision that applied s 718.04 to an offence that was committed prior to that section’s enactment.&#x......
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R. v. Sugden,
...objectives in this case are denunciation, deterrence, and rehabilitation. [15] In R. v. Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11, the Court of Appeal reiterated the principle 30 Denunciation has long been a primary principle in sentencing for offences of sexual v......
1 cases
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R. v. Sugden,
...of sentencing, the important objectives in this case are denunciation, deterrence, and rehabilitation. [15] In R. v. Kolola, 2021 NUCA 11, the Court of Appeal reiterated the principle 30 Denunciation has long been a primary principle in sentencing for offences of sexual violence. Th......