R. v. Stampp,
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Abrioux,Fenlon,Harris |
| Citation | 2022 BCCA 408 |
| Docket Number | CA47737 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (British Columbia) |
| Date | 08 December 2022 |
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3 practice notes
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R v Knauff,
...the sentence imposed would have been different had the error not been made: Lacasse at paras. 44, 46; Agin at para. 52; R. v. Stampp, 2022 BCCA 408 at para. 13. The materiality of the error may “be apparent from the reasons or arise either by necessary implication or reasonable infer......
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R. v. Knauff,
...imposed would have been different had the error not been made: Lacasse at paras. 44, 46; Agin at para. 52; R. v. Stampp, 2022 BCCA 408 at para. 13. The materiality of the error may “be apparent from the reasons or arise either by necessary implication or reasonable inf......
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Collateral Consequences: Immigration Consequences Of Criminal Law
...R v Mann acknowledged that it did attach weight to this collateral consequence, it did not state how much. It further quoted R v Stampp, 2022 BCCA 408, which cautioned trial judges against reducing sentences to avoid immigration consequences where the result would be "an inappropriate and a......
2 cases
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R v Knauff,
...the sentence imposed would have been different had the error not been made: Lacasse at paras. 44, 46; Agin at para. 52; R. v. Stampp, 2022 BCCA 408 at para. 13. The materiality of the error may “be apparent from the reasons or arise either by necessary implication or reasonable infer......
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R. v. Knauff,
...imposed would have been different had the error not been made: Lacasse at paras. 44, 46; Agin at para. 52; R. v. Stampp, 2022 BCCA 408 at para. 13. The materiality of the error may “be apparent from the reasons or arise either by necessary implication or reasonable inf......
1 firm's commentaries
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Collateral Consequences: Immigration Consequences Of Criminal Law
...R v Mann acknowledged that it did attach weight to this collateral consequence, it did not state how much. It further quoted R v Stampp, 2022 BCCA 408, which cautioned trial judges against reducing sentences to avoid immigration consequences where the result would be "an inappropriate and a......