Perjury and Related Forms of Obstruction (Sentencing Cases): Difference between revisions

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 {{SCase1|''R v Vanier'', <br> [http://canlii.ca/t/hss5k 2018 ONCS 4070] (CanLII){{perONSC|Thorburn J}} | 3 years | }}
-{{SCase1|''R v Hansen'',<br> [http://CanLII.ca/t/grx7v 2016 ONSC 3583] (CanLII){{perONSC|Braid J}} | 5 years | The offender was convicted of perjury for conspiring with an informer to set up a drug dealer for a serious offence. He sworn a false information to obtain a residential search warrant. He was a 41 year old and had been working with Hamilton police since 2000. The offence was an abused of special trust and involved planning and deliberation.  }}
+{{SCase1|''R v Hansen'',<br> [http://canlii.ca/t/grx7v 2016 ONSC 3583] (CanLII){{perONSC|Braid J}} | 5 years | The offender was convicted of perjury for conspiring with an informer to set up a drug dealer for a serious offence. He sworn a false information to obtain a residential search warrant. He was a 41 year old and had been working with Hamilton police since 2000. The offence was an abused of special trust and involved planning and deliberation.  }}
 {{SCase1|''R v Schertzer'',<br>[http://canlii.ca/t/gh86h 2015 ONCA 259] (CanLII){{perONCA|Benotto JA}}| 3 years |"Five members of the Toronto Police Service Drug Squad have lied about when a search was conducted - see if it was before or after the warrant arrived at the scene. The agents falsified their notes; have lied in a subsequent information to obtain a search warrant; and gave false testimony in order to conceal the real moment of execution of the search. All of the defendants were found guilty of attempting to obstruct justice. Three of the defendants were also convicted of perjury." }}