R. v. Randhawa, 2019 BCCA 429
| Judge | The Honourable Madam Justice Fenlon; The Honourable Madam Justice Dickson; The Honourable Mr. Justice Butler |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
| Case Date | November 22, 2019 |
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Citations | 2019 BCCA 429 |
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2 practice notes
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R v Armstrong,
...suggested that the upper end of the sentence range for aggravated assault has increased from six to seven years. He cites R. v. Randhawa, 2019 BCCA 429, where this Court referred to the range of 16 months to six 29 Mr. Armstrong submits that there are no exceptional circumstances here that ......
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R. v. Hartford,
...years. This is a guideline that does not preclude lesser or greater sentences in special or exceptional circumstances: R. v. Randhawa, 2019 BCCA 429 at para. 11 and R. v. Randhawa, 2018 BCSC 545 at paras. 19-23. [38] Courts have found that in determining ......
2 cases
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R v Armstrong,
...suggested that the upper end of the sentence range for aggravated assault has increased from six to seven years. He cites R. v. Randhawa, 2019 BCCA 429, where this Court referred to the range of 16 months to six 29 Mr. Armstrong submits that there are no exceptional circumstances here that ......
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R. v. Hartford,
...years. This is a guideline that does not preclude lesser or greater sentences in special or exceptional circumstances: R. v. Randhawa, 2019 BCCA 429 at para. 11 and R. v. Randhawa, 2018 BCSC 545 at paras. 19-23. [38] Courts have found that in determining ......