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Possession of Break-in Instruments (Sentencing Cases)

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Possession of Break-in Instruments

Case Digest

Case Name Prv. Crt. Sentence Summary
R v Hawes,
1994 CanLII 4017 (NS CA), per Pugsley JA		 NS CA 6 months imprisonment The offender was convicted of possession of break-in instruments and prowling at night.
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Property and Financial Offences
Offences / Sentencing
Fraud on the Government (121), Theft (322, 334), Motor Vehicle Theft (333.1), Breach of Trust (336), Unauthorized Use of Computer (342.1), Robbery (343, 344), Break and Enter (348), Unlawfully in a Dwelling (349), Possession of Break-in Instruments (351), Possession of Stolen Property (354, 355), Trafficking in Stolen Property (355.2, 355.4), Obtaining Property by False Pretences (362), Forgery (366, 367, 368), Fraud (380), Mischief (430), Arson (433, 434), Animal Cruelty (444, 445, 445.1 and 446), Counterfeiting (449, 450, 452)
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