R v Noltcho,
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Judge | Schwann, Leurer and Tholl JJ.A. |
| Neutral Citation | 2021 SKCA 113 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan) |
| Date | 25 August 2021 |
| Docket Number | CACR3435 |
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3 practice notes
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R v Jimmy,
...violence ( Friesen at para 92; R v Ratt, 2021 SKCA 7 at para 63, leave to appeal to SCC refused, 2021 CanLII 63699 [ Ratt]; R v Noltcho, 2021 SKCA 113 at para 15 [ Noltcho]; and R v Bear, 2022 SKCA 69 at para 107 [ Bear]) – and even where the nature of the offence calls for a sentenc......
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R. v. BIRD,
...The “gap principle” was discussed in R v Noltcho, 2021 SKCA 113 at paras 27‑31, as [27] This Court has previously recognized the need for sentencing judges to be alert to gaps in an offender’s record as a factor bearing on the a......
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R. v. Farewell (Sentence), 2021 NLPC 0820A00189
...and the probation and firearms orders. The victim surcharges are waived. H. J. Porter, P.C.J. [1] For example, in R. v. Noltcho, 2021 SKCA 113, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal said that a substantial passage of time between offences without convictions will often be taken into consid......
3 cases
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R v Jimmy,
...violence ( Friesen at para 92; R v Ratt, 2021 SKCA 7 at para 63, leave to appeal to SCC refused, 2021 CanLII 63699 [ Ratt]; R v Noltcho, 2021 SKCA 113 at para 15 [ Noltcho]; and R v Bear, 2022 SKCA 69 at para 107 [ Bear]) – and even where the nature of the offence calls for a sentenc......
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R. v. BIRD,
...The “gap principle” was discussed in R v Noltcho, 2021 SKCA 113 at paras 27‑31, as [27] This Court has previously recognized the need for sentencing judges to be alert to gaps in an offender’s record as a factor bearing on the a......
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R. v. Farewell (Sentence), 2021 NLPC 0820A00189
...and the probation and firearms orders. The victim surcharges are waived. H. J. Porter, P.C.J. [1] For example, in R. v. Noltcho, 2021 SKCA 113, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal said that a substantial passage of time between offences without convictions will often be taken into consid......