R. v. R.M., 2019 BCCA 409
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Frankel; The Honourable Madam Justice Fenlon; The Honourable Madam Justice Dickson |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
| Case Date | November 22, 2019 |
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Citations | 2019 BCCA 409 |
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TWO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS.
...offenders in certain circumstances, especially for more severe crimes or offences that take place over a span of time. See e.g. R v RM, 2019 BCCA 409 at paras 22-23. See also R v Gilchrist, 2004 MBCA 21 at para (240) See also Ruby, supra note 239 at [section]8.111. (241) See Rhys Hester, "D......
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R v Martineau,
...5, 384 AR 99; R v Burback, 2012 ABCA 30, para 21, 68 Alta LR (5th) 72; R v SLW, 2018 ABCA 235, paras 32-35, 72 Alta LR (6th) 63; R v RM, 2019 BCCA 409, para [25] This Court said in SLW, para 35, that guilty pleas conserve scarce court and prosecutio......
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R. v. AMB,
...underlying reasons why this proposition is put forward. Those reasons were neatly captured in the court’s reasons in R. v. RM, 2019 BCCA 409 at paras. 17-25, and bear repeating in &#......
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R. v. C.C.C.,
...a criminal record loses some of its force as a mitigating factor when the crime at issue is repeated over a period of time: R. v. R.M., 2019 BCCA 409. In this case, C.C.C.s’ offending was opportunistic and the absence of a recent or related record leads me to conclude that C.C.C. poses a lo......
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10 cases
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R v Martineau,
...5, 384 AR 99; R v Burback, 2012 ABCA 30, para 21, 68 Alta LR (5th) 72; R v SLW, 2018 ABCA 235, paras 32-35, 72 Alta LR (6th) 63; R v RM, 2019 BCCA 409, para [25] This Court said in SLW, para 35, that guilty pleas conserve scarce court and prosecutio......
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R. v. AMB,
...underlying reasons why this proposition is put forward. Those reasons were neatly captured in the court’s reasons in R. v. RM, 2019 BCCA 409 at paras. 17-25, and bear repeating in &#......
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R. v. C.C.C.,
...a criminal record loses some of its force as a mitigating factor when the crime at issue is repeated over a period of time: R. v. R.M., 2019 BCCA 409. In this case, C.C.C.s’ offending was opportunistic and the absence of a recent or related record leads me to conclude that C.C.C. poses a lo......
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R. v. T.A.P.,
...of years of sexual offending against three different victims will only be accorded minimal weight. [146] In R. v. R.M., 2019 BCCA 409, Justice Fenlon writing for the Court reviewed the principles that animate the analysis of the weight to be given to the lack of a criminal......
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1 books & journal articles
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TWO CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS.
...offenders in certain circumstances, especially for more severe crimes or offences that take place over a span of time. See e.g. R v RM, 2019 BCCA 409 at paras 22-23. See also R v Gilchrist, 2004 MBCA 21 at para (240) See also Ruby, supra note 239 at [section]8.111. (241) See Rhys Hester, "D......