The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that sentencing an Indigenous person to a jail term instead of a conditional sentence does not violate the Constitution in cases of crimes involving maximum ...
High court replaces conditional sentence with jail term for B.C. caregiver in disabled woman's death
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A packed courtroom gathered Thursday to hear a former Saskatoon Christian school director receive a conditional sentence after he was found guilty this past summer on nine counts of assault. John ...
A former administrator of a controversial private Christian school in Saskatoon will serve another conditional sentence after pleading guilty to five counts of assault with a weapon. John Olubobokun, ...
In an aggravated assault case, the British Columbia Court of Appeal replaced the custodial sentence with a conditional sentence upon ruling the Gladue principles required it to sentence the Indigenous ...
A Brampton judge who handed out a conditional, non-jail sentence to a man convicted of his fifth impaired driving offence did not merely make a “clear error,” but committed “a wilful violation of her ...
Calling Duff Arthur Friesen’s moral culpability “high,” a Saskatoon judge ruled the former Christian school principal will serve a community sentence after being convicted of assault with a weapon.
John Olubobokun has received an 18-month conditional sentence for hitting students with a paddle while he was the director of a private Christian school in Saskatoon’s north end. Judge Lisa Watson ...
The woman who pleaded guilty to a series of random stabbings and assaults in Yaletown last October will not serve any additional time in jail. Tamara Jean Hamelin has been ordered to live at ...
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