Homicide (Sentencing Cases): Difference between revisions

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 {{SCase1|R v Getson,<Br> [http://canlii.ca/t/2fs66 2011 NBQB 51] (CanLII) | 20 years | Offender plead guilty to second degree murder of wife. Offender attacked wife in front of a tanning salon in front of witnesses. Some evidence of planning were present. Offender confessed to his sister of stabbing the victim 14 or 15 times. Autopsy showed 28 stab wounds to the body. Joint recommendation. }}
-{{SCase1|R v Hindessa,<Br> [2009] OJ No. 6412 | 18 years | Offender convicted of second degree murder of his girlfriend by stabbing her 10 times while she was lying on a bed. Offender had diagnosis of PTSD and was known for violence, jealousy, and alcohol abuse. There were prior allegations of violence between victim and offender. There was evidence of stabs occurring after death. }}
+{{SCase1|R v Hindessa,<Br> [2009] OJ No. 6412{{NOCANLII}} | 18 years | Offender convicted of second degree murder of his girlfriend by stabbing her 10 times while she was lying on a bed. Offender had diagnosis of PTSD and was known for violence, jealousy, and alcohol abuse. There were prior allegations of violence between victim and offender. There was evidence of stabs occurring after death. }}
 {{SCase1|R v White, <br> [http://canlii.ca/t/2476b 2009 NLTD 99] (CanLII) | 17 years | Offender plead guilty to second degree murder of common law partner by strangling her to death after an argument about fidelity. Offender dismembered the body in his bathtub and discarded the parts. Victim left two children. }}
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 {{SCase1|R v Young (L.A.) (1993), [http://canlii.ca/t/1mrs9 1993 CanLII 3272] (NS CA), 117 N.S.R. (2d) 166 (C.A.)| 14 years | The offender stabbed his wife over 14 times. The judge described it as "senseless" and "brutal". }}
-{{SCase1|R v Doyle,<br> [1991] NSJ No. 447, 108 N.S.R. (2d) 1 (NSCA)|17 years| The offender shot wife while she laid on a bed sleeping. He was suffering from alcoholism and was upset over suspicions of infidelity. The two had three children of the relationship, one of whom died years before. Victim was 32 and the offender was 33 at the time.}}
+{{SCase1|R v Doyle,<br> [1991] NSJ No. 447, 108 N.S.R. (2d) 1 (NSCA){{NOCANLII}}|17 years| The offender shot wife while she laid on a bed sleeping. He was suffering from alcoholism and was upset over suspicions of infidelity. The two had three children of the relationship, one of whom died years before. Victim was 32 and the offender was 33 at the time.}}
 {{SCase1|R v Baillie <Br>(1991), [http://canlii.ca/t/1mrvs 1991 CanLII 2477] (NS CA), 107 N.S.R. (2d) 256 (C.A.)| 17 years |The offender strangled his wife with a rope and left her to die, locked in the basement. }}

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Murder

First Degree

Second Degree - Generally

Second Degree - Domestic

Conspiracy to Commit

Filicide (Murder of Child by Parent)

Young Offenders

Manslaughter

Interference With Remains

See Also