R. v. Pye, 2019 YKTC 21

JurisdictionYukon
JudgeRuddy
Citation2019 YKTC 21
Date17 April 2019
CourtTerritorial Court of Yukon (Canada)
Docket Number17-00306
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10 practice notes
  • R v C.C.S.,
    • Canada
    • Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada)
    • November 10, 2020
    ...incarceration plus 12 months’ probation.   [49]           In R v Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 the victim was 14 and the offender 21.  The accused was aware of the complainants age before they met up.  They got together and bo......
  • R. v. C.A.B.,
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • October 27, 2021
    ...In R. v. D.A.D., 2021 YKTC 20, Chief Judge Cozens of the Territorial Court of Yukon relied on R. v. Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 [Pye], and declared the minimum mandatory sentence in s. 151(b) unconstitutional. As indicated at para. 15, the Crown submitted that, in light of Friesen, Pye shou......
  • R v Pauloosie,
    • Canada
    • Nunavut Court of Appeal (Canada)
    • May 3, 2022
    ...ranged from a 12-month conditional sentence order (“CSO”) to 18 months in prison followed by a period of probation: R v Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 (12-month CSO); R v Alfred, 2019 BCSC 1452, aff’d 2021 BCCA 71 (9 months imprisonment and 2 years probation); R v Menicoche, 2016 YK......
  • R v M-M,
    • Canada
    • Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Canada)
    • March 8, 2022
    ...cases that illustrate “reasonably foreseeable” scenarios: R v Gargan, 2021 NWTTC 9 (Gargan), based on the facts; R v Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 (Pye), where that court considered hypothetical scenarios; R v DAD, 2021 YKTC 20 (DAD), the same scenarios as considered in Pye; R v Drumonde,......
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10 cases
  • R v C.C.S.,
    • Canada
    • Provincial Court of Alberta (Canada)
    • November 10, 2020
    ...incarceration plus 12 months’ probation.   [49]           In R v Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 the victim was 14 and the offender 21.  The accused was aware of the complainants age before they met up.  They got together and bo......
  • R. v. C.A.B.,
    • Canada
    • Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada)
    • October 27, 2021
    ...In R. v. D.A.D., 2021 YKTC 20, Chief Judge Cozens of the Territorial Court of Yukon relied on R. v. Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 [Pye], and declared the minimum mandatory sentence in s. 151(b) unconstitutional. As indicated at para. 15, the Crown submitted that, in light of Friesen, Pye shou......
  • R v Pauloosie,
    • Canada
    • Nunavut Court of Appeal (Canada)
    • May 3, 2022
    ...ranged from a 12-month conditional sentence order (“CSO”) to 18 months in prison followed by a period of probation: R v Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 (12-month CSO); R v Alfred, 2019 BCSC 1452, aff’d 2021 BCCA 71 (9 months imprisonment and 2 years probation); R v Menicoche, 2016 YK......
  • R v M-M,
    • Canada
    • Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta (Canada)
    • March 8, 2022
    ...cases that illustrate “reasonably foreseeable” scenarios: R v Gargan, 2021 NWTTC 9 (Gargan), based on the facts; R v Pye, 2019 YKTC 21 (Pye), where that court considered hypothetical scenarios; R v DAD, 2021 YKTC 20 (DAD), the same scenarios as considered in Pye; R v Drumonde,......
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