R v Pantherbone, 2018 ABPC 142
| Judge | Honourable Judge J.N. LeGrandeur |
| Citation | 2018 ABPC 142 |
| Docket Number | 161111471P1; 170951495P1 |
| Court | Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada) |
| Date | 26 June 2018 |
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2 practice notes
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R v Harvey-Pike, 2018 ABPC 266
...that we know better now the full magnitude of the impact such crimes have on children. a. Restraint [166] As noted in R v Pantherbone 2018 ABPC 142 (“Pantherbone”), the principle of restraint is explained by Professor Allan Manson in his text, The Law of Sentencing, (Toronto: Irwin law, 200......
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R v Downing, 2018 ABPC 257
...that we know better now the full magnitude of the impact such crimes have on children. a. Restraint [199] As noted in R v Pantherbone 2018 ABPC 142 (“Pantherbone”), the principle of restraint is explained by Professor Allan Manson in his text, The Law of Sentencing, (Toronto: Irwin law, 200......
2 cases
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R v Harvey-Pike, 2018 ABPC 266
...that we know better now the full magnitude of the impact such crimes have on children. a. Restraint [166] As noted in R v Pantherbone 2018 ABPC 142 (“Pantherbone”), the principle of restraint is explained by Professor Allan Manson in his text, The Law of Sentencing, (Toronto: Irwin law, 200......
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R v Downing, 2018 ABPC 257
...that we know better now the full magnitude of the impact such crimes have on children. a. Restraint [199] As noted in R v Pantherbone 2018 ABPC 142 (“Pantherbone”), the principle of restraint is explained by Professor Allan Manson in his text, The Law of Sentencing, (Toronto: Irwin law, 200......