R. v. R.W., 2015 Q.B.C. No. 18
| Jurisdiction | Saskatchewan |
| Judge | Schwann, J. |
| Court | Court of Queen's Bench of Saskatchewan (Canada) |
| Citation | 2015 Q.B.C. No. 18,2016 SKQB 11 |
| Date | 08 January 2016 |
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3 practice notes
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R. v. Assiniboine (D.L.), 2016 SKQB 149
...Agecoutay , 2009 SKCA 100, 247 CCC (3d) 75; R v Gillis , 2009 ONCA 312, 248 OAC 1; R v Drouin (1994), 125 Sask R 49 (CA); and R v Wolfe , 2016 SKQB 11. [143] I agree with the joint submission of counsel regarding remand credit, that same should be calculated at a 1.5 multiple of time spent ......
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R v Parchomchuk,
...v Vaquerano,2000 SKCA (SentDig) 44,hammer“skull fracture”; 8 days in hospitalspousal abuse; mentally ill accused24 monthsR v Wolfe,2016 SKQB 11baseball bat“serious medical difficulties”2 victims; plus 3.5 years for sexual assault; reduced for totality to 5 in total24 monthsR v LaChance,2009......
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R. v. MEYERS,
...of the assault speak for themselves. In light of all of these considerations, the proper sentence is 22 months in jail. [25] In R v Wolfe, 2016 SKQB 11 [Wolfe], the 39 year old offender attempted sexual intercourse with the complainant while she slept. After she awoke, and objected, he trie......
3 cases
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R. v. Assiniboine (D.L.), 2016 SKQB 149
...Agecoutay , 2009 SKCA 100, 247 CCC (3d) 75; R v Gillis , 2009 ONCA 312, 248 OAC 1; R v Drouin (1994), 125 Sask R 49 (CA); and R v Wolfe , 2016 SKQB 11. [143] I agree with the joint submission of counsel regarding remand credit, that same should be calculated at a 1.5 multiple of time spent ......
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R v Parchomchuk,
...v Vaquerano,2000 SKCA (SentDig) 44,hammer“skull fracture”; 8 days in hospitalspousal abuse; mentally ill accused24 monthsR v Wolfe,2016 SKQB 11baseball bat“serious medical difficulties”2 victims; plus 3.5 years for sexual assault; reduced for totality to 5 in total24 monthsR v LaChance,2009......
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R. v. MEYERS,
...of the assault speak for themselves. In light of all of these considerations, the proper sentence is 22 months in jail. [25] In R v Wolfe, 2016 SKQB 11 [Wolfe], the 39 year old offender attempted sexual intercourse with the complainant while she slept. After she awoke, and objected, he trie......