Secret Commissions (Sentencing Cases): Difference between revisions

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Case Name	Prv.	Crt.	Sentence	Summary
R v Granger, 2014 ONCJ 408 (CanLII), per Kenkel J	ON	PC	3 years (each count concurrent)	The offender plead guilty to breach of public trust, accepting secret commissions and fraud. He was an employee of Canada Revenue Agency. He used his position to stop an audit against a masonry contractor company. He received a total of $1,109,518.07 in secret commissions.
R v Saundercook-Menard, 2008 ONCA 493 (CanLII), per curiam	ON	CA	18 months CSO	Appealed from 2007 CanLII 4581 (ONSC).

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