R. v. Nahanee,
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Willcock,The Honourable Madam Justice Fenlon,The Honourable Madam Justice Griffin |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 BCCA 13 |
| Docket Number | CA46730 |
| Citation | 2021 BCCA 13 |
| Date | 14 January 2021 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
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11 practice notes
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R. v. Nahanee
...APPEAL from a judgment of the British Columbia Court of Appeal (Willcock, Fenlon and Griffin JJ.A.), 2021 BCCA 13, 69 C.R. (7th) 246 , [2021] B.C.J. No. 47 (QL), 2021 CarswellBC 72 (WL), affirming a decision of Smith Prov. Ct. J., 2020 BCPC 41 , [2020] B.C.J. No. 403 (QL), 20......
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2024 BCSC 456
...actions can be considered in relation to the offender's insight into their offences: R. v. May, 2018 BCCA 391; see also R. v. Nahanee, 2021 BCCA 13, aff'd 2022 SCC 37. A lack of remorse may also be a factor in determining whether the offender is likely to re-offend and poses a risk to the p......
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R v Cade, Ceal, and Whaling
...actions can be considered in relation to the offender's insight into their offences: R. v. May, 2018 BCCA 391; see also R. v. Nahanee, 2021 BCCA 13, aff'd 2022 SCC 37. A lack of remorse may also be a factor in determining whether the offender is likely to re-offend and poses a risk to the p......
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R v Davidson
...effect of Gladue factors on moral culpability, is not an error requiring intervention unless the balancing is unreasonable: R. v. Nahanee, 2021 BCCA 13 at paras. 81–83, aff'd 2022 SCC 37. [Emphasis added, internal references omitted.] Discussion A. Did the judge commit a Nahanee error? 37 I......
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R. v. Nahanee,
...APPEAL from a judgment of the British Columbia Court of Appeal (Willcock, Fenlon and Griffin JJ.A.), 2021 BCCA 13, 69 C.R. (7th) 246 , [2021] B.C.J. No. 47 (QL), 2021 CarswellBC 72 (WL), affirming a decision of Smith Prov. Ct. J., 2020 BCPC 41 , [2020] B.C.J. No. 403 (QL), 20......
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2024 BCSC 456,
...actions can be considered in relation to the offender's insight into their offences: R. v. May, 2018 BCCA 391; see also R. v. Nahanee, 2021 BCCA 13, aff'd 2022 SCC 37. A lack of remorse may also be a factor in determining whether the offender is likely to re-offend and poses a risk to the p......
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R v Cade, Ceal, and Whaling,
...actions can be considered in relation to the offender's insight into their offences: R. v. May, 2018 BCCA 391; see also R. v. Nahanee, 2021 BCCA 13, aff'd 2022 SCC 37. A lack of remorse may also be a factor in determining whether the offender is likely to re-offend and poses a risk to the p......
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R v Davidson,
...effect of Gladue factors on moral culpability, is not an error requiring intervention unless the balancing is unreasonable: R. v. Nahanee, 2021 BCCA 13 at paras. 81–83, aff'd 2022 SCC 37. [Emphasis added, internal references omitted.] Discussion A. Did the judge commit a Nahanee error? 37 I......
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