R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108

JurisdictionSaskatchewan
JudgeWhitmore, Schwann, and Barrington-Foote JJ.A.
Citation2020 SKCA 108
Date09 September 2020
CourtCourt of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
Docket NumberCACR3344
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6 practice notes
  • R v Mosquito,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 2 Marzo 2023
    ...of this requirement – which is stated in disarmingly simple terms but can be difficult to apply – in R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at paras 27–32 and 49–53, 393 CCC (3d) 325. As Schwann J.A. there explained: [29] Lacasse describes the phrase impact on sentence in v......
  • R v Dillon,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 8 Febrero 2022
    ...established that the sentence was affected by the error (R v Lacasse, at paras 41–44; R v Friesen, at para 26; R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at paras 26–32). It is, however, difficult to discern whether, or to articulate how, the errors of principle identified above may hav......
  • Johnson v. R.,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 29 Enero 2021
    ...a necessary finding of fact in relation to a relevant sentencing consideration was an error in principle (see for example, R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at para [32] Leaving aside the question of whether Ms. Johnson was required to lead fresh evidence in this Court to establish her pregnancy ......
  • R v Mosquito,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 2 Marzo 2023
    ...of this requirement – which is stated in disarmingly simple terms but can be difficult to apply – in R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at paras 27–32 and 49–53, 393 CCC (3d) 325. As Schwann J.A. there explained: [29]      Lacasse describes the ......
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6 cases
  • R v Mosquito,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 2 Marzo 2023
    ...of this requirement – which is stated in disarmingly simple terms but can be difficult to apply – in R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at paras 27–32 and 49–53, 393 CCC (3d) 325. As Schwann J.A. there explained: [29] Lacasse describes the phrase impact on sentence in v......
  • R v Dillon,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 8 Febrero 2022
    ...established that the sentence was affected by the error (R v Lacasse, at paras 41–44; R v Friesen, at para 26; R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at paras 26–32). It is, however, difficult to discern whether, or to articulate how, the errors of principle identified above may hav......
  • Johnson v. R.,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 29 Enero 2021
    ...a necessary finding of fact in relation to a relevant sentencing consideration was an error in principle (see for example, R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at para [32] Leaving aside the question of whether Ms. Johnson was required to lead fresh evidence in this Court to establish her pregnancy ......
  • R v Mosquito,
    • Canada
    • Court of Appeal (Saskatchewan)
    • 2 Marzo 2023
    ...of this requirement – which is stated in disarmingly simple terms but can be difficult to apply – in R v Williams, 2020 SKCA 108 at paras 27–32 and 49–53, 393 CCC (3d) 325. As Schwann J.A. there explained: [29]      Lacasse describes the ......
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