Meurtre au deuxième degré (jurisprudence des peines)

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NB: The case of R c Shropshire, 1995 CanLII 47 (SCC), [1995] 4 SCR 227 is said to have led to a general increase in ineligibility periods.

Case Name	Pv	Ct	Parole Inelig.	Comments
2023
R v Jolicoeur, 2023 ABKB 9 (CanLII), par Mah J	AB	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2022
R v Candaele, 2022 ABKB 605 (CanLII), par Nixson J	AB	SC	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2021
R v Soosay, 2021 ABQB 507 (CanLII), par Renke J	AB	SC	13 years ineligibility	"The event unfolded in a residence on the Samson Reserve. There was a party where everyone was drinking alcohol and smoking marihuana, everyone had brought their machetes into the house. The machetes at one point were all on the dining room table. ...The offender attacked his friend who had protected the offender when he was younger. The offender struck him with a machete, the machete broke, and then struck him with a wrench. The deceased died before first responders arrived. The killing was brutal. ...The Indigenous offender was convicted at trial. The sentencing Court considered many factors, including the offender’s Gladue report, and it imposed a parole ineligibility of 13 years." [1] Find other summaries.
R v KDS, 2021 ABQB 934 (CanLII), par Gill J	AB	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cabrera, 2021 ABCA 291 (CanLII)	AB	CA	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Owusu, 2021 ONCA 417 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA		Find other summaries.
R v McRae, 2021 ONCA 525 (CanLII), par Rouleau JA	ON	CA	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Tayongtong, 2021 ONCA 281 (CanLII), par Benotto J	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hall, 2021 ONSC 6169 (CanLII), par Goodman J	ON	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Goforth, 2021 SKCA 20 (CanLII), par Caldwell J	SK	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2020
R v Mbaye, 2020 ABQB 698 (CanLII)	AB	SC	14 years ineligibility	"offender killed spouse; circumstances were graphic, horrifying, and public; three knives used that broke in course of murder; offender cooperated with authorities including calling 911; offender had no criminal record; offender did programs at ERC to address underlying mental health condition; offence involved domestic violence and breach of a position of trust; offender entered victim’s home; guilty plea – 14 year parole ineligibility period" [2] Find other summaries.
R v Herntier, 2020 MBCA 95 (CanLII), par Beard JA	BC	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Newborn, 2020 ABCA 120 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Danjou, 2020 BCSC 1820 (CanLII), par Beames J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Pirko, 2020 BCSC 222 (CanLII), par Betton J	BC	SC	11 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Garnier, 2020 NSCA 52 (CanLII), par Beveridge JA	NS	CA	13.5 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Keene, 2020 ONCA 635 (CanLII), par Strathy CJ	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Gager, 2020 ONCA 274 (CanLII), par Roberts J	ON	CA	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Brown, 2020 ONCA 462 (CanLII), par Doherty J	ON	CA	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Abdulle, 2020 ONCA 106 (CanLII), par Strathy CJ	ON	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Aristor, 2020 ONSC 6070 (CanLII), par Arrell J	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Soederhuysen, 2020 ONSC 6666 (CanLII), par Conlan J	ON	SC		Find other summaries.
R v Chizanga and Meredith, 2020 ONSC 4647 (CanLII), par Harris J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Suthakaran, 2020 ONSC 4245 (CanLII), par MacDonnell J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v White, 2020 ONCA 639 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Boyede, 2020 ONSC 7493 (CanLII), par Brace J	ON	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Isaac, 2020 ONSC 7882 (CanLII), par O'Marra J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Marshall, 2020 ONSC 5360 (CanLII), par Goldstein J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Rudowski, 2020 ONSC 3717 (CanLII), par Sproat J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Chizanga and Meredith, 2020 ONSC 4647 (CanLII), par Harris J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Isaac, 2020 ONSC 7882 (CanLII), par O'Marra J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Kelleter, 2020 NBQB 157 (CanLII), par Petrie J	NB	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Butcher, 2020 NSCA 50 (CanLII), par Derrick JA (2:1)	NS	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Angnatuk, 2020 QCCS 3650 (CanLII), par de Blois J	QC	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Kingatook, 2020 NUCJ 11 (CanLII), par Cooper J	NU	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2019
R v Thomson, 2019 BCSC 365 (CanLII), par Brundrett J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Pope, 2019 NLSC 173 (CanLII), par Khaladkar J	NL	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Chen, 2019 ONSC 3952 (CanLII), par Campbell J	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Moreira, 2019 ONSC 2648 (CanLII), par Akhtar J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Boland, 2019 ONSC 4498 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ohab, 2019 ONSC 2503 (CanLII), par Akhtar J	ON	SC	22 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Mills, 2019 ONCA 940 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Pereira, 2019 ONSC 6751 (CanLII), par Harris J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Baig, 2019 ONSC 2713 (CanLII), par Speyer J	ON	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v King, 2019 ONCA 530 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Gale, 2019 ONCA 519 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ledesma, 2019 ABQB 204 (CanLII), par Gates J	AB	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Sinclair, 2019 ABQB 652 (CanLII), par Michalyshyn J	AB	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Frenchman, 2019 ABQB 580 (CanLII), par Little J	AB	SC		see also: [3] Find other summaries.
R v Lugela, 2019 ABQB 412 (CanLII), par Yamauchi J	AB	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Shaw, 2019 ABCA 106 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA		"victim allowed offender to stay in his apartment; victim was 71, with Parkinson’s; while victim was asleep offender killed victim with a hammer in a violent, brutal attack; victim was left to die on his own; there was a gross betrayal of hospitality and friendship but no trust relationship; offender gave a false alibi to cover up involvement; no guilty plea"
R v McKenzie, 2019 BCSC 2006 (CanLII), par Devlin J	BC	SC	23 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Giesbrecht, 2019 BCSC 2354 (CanLII), par Crossin J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Scott, 2019 BCSC 1007 (CanLII), par Ker J	BC	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Batstone, 2019 BCSC 1520 (CanLII), par Murray J	BC	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Liang, 2019 BCSC 1196 (CanLII), par Humphries J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Martel, 2019 BCSC 2233 (CanLII), par Church J	BC	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Woody, 2019 BCSC 580 (CanLII), par Riley J	BC	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Praljak, 2019 ONCA 394 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Pierre, 2019 ONSC 1660 (CanLII), par Pomerance J	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Harty, 2019 ONSC 2525 (CanLII), par Dambrot J	ON	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Salifu, 2019 ONSC 483 (CanLII), par Harris J	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Osborne, 2019 ONSC 6447 (CanLII), par Arrell J	ON	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Bain, 2019 QCCA 460 (CanLII), par Healy J	QC	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Fontanelli, 2019 QCCS 4370 (CanLII), par BRrunton J	QC	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Marjanovic, 2019 MBQB 183 (CanLII), par Martin J	MB	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Overby, 2019 MBQB 102 (CanLII), par Martin J	MB	QB	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Harper, 2019 MBQB 82 (CanLII), par Greenberg J	MB	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Whynder, 2019 NSSC 386 (CanLII), par Boudreau J	NS	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Riley, 2019 NSSC 92 (CanLII), par Chipman J	NS	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cromwell, 2019 NSSC 144 (CanLII), par Gabriel J	NS	SC	11 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Clyke, 2019 NSSC 140 (CanLII), par Rosinski J	NS	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v King, 2019 NWTSC 6 (CanLII), par Mahar J	NWT	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v MacAusland, 2019 PESC 54 (CanLII), par Clements CJ	IPE	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Yabarow, 2019 ONSC 5796 (CanLII), par Dambrot J	ON	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2018
R v Powder, 2018 ABQB 1028 (CanLII), par Gates J	AB	SC	12 years ineligibility	"killing involved planning and deliberation; occurred in context of robbery; offender was impaired; offender fled and concealed the weapon; mitigation – youth, family support, Gladue factors, remorse; no guilty plea" Find other summaries.
R v Hannan, 2018 NSSC 335 (CanLII), par Wright J	NS	SC	15 years ineligibility	The victim was stabbed nine times with a knife and left to die. Find other summaries.
R v Nicholas, 2018 ONSC 678 (CanLII), par George J	ON	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Pernosky, 2018 BCSC 1252 (CanLII), par Armstrong J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	"The offender pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of his half-sister. Death was caused by asphyxiation, followed by a series of sexual acts on the deceased. The offender was 27 at the time of the offence with no adult criminal record. He did not claim to be more than mildly intoxicated at the time. He offered no explanation for his actions." Find other summaries.
R v Warkentin, 2018 BCSC 415 (CanLII), par Brown J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Penner, 2018 BCSC 411 (CanLII), par Crossin J	BC	SC		"The offender brutally murdered his mother. He had a highly dysfunctional relationship with his mother and was 48 years old at the time of the incident. The offender had drug and alcohol issues and had a quick temper. The offender had an extensive criminal record, though mostly related to his drug and alcohol addiction. He had been physically abusive with his mother in the past. He pleaded guilty after the trial started and a number of Crown witnesses had testified. The Crown and defence made a joint submission with respect of parole ineligibility of 10 years which was endorsed by the sentencing judge." [4] Find other summaries.
R v Bidesi, 2018 BCSC 902 (CanLII), par Duncan J	BC	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Douglas, 2018 BCSC 254 (CanLII), par Verhoeven J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hosack, 2018 BCSC 1037 (CanLII), par Schultes J	BC	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Power, 2018 BCSC 2173 (CanLII), par Gropper J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Meers, 2018 BCSC 465 (CanLII), par Devlin J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v McBride, 2018 BCSC 865 (CanLII), par Betton J	BC	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Lescano, 2018 BCSC 1771 (CanLII), par Gropper J	BC	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Mantla, 2018 NWTSC 73 (CanLII), par Charbonneau J	NWT	SC	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Gero, 2018 QCCS 5433 (CanLII), par Pennou J	QC	SC	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Wyke, 2018 QCCS 57 (CanLII), par Champagne J	QC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Mitchell, 2018 QCCS 5157 (CanLII), par Payette J	QC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Benjamin, 2018 QCCS 5937 (CanLII), par Labrie J	QC	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Allen, 2018 MBQB 105 (CanLII), par Suche J	MB	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Coussons, 2018 ONCA 1043 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cote, 2018 ONCA 870 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v LaPierre, 2018 ONCA 801 (CanLII), par MacPherson JA	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Mohamad, 2018 ONCA 966 (CanLII), par Watt JA	ON	CA	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Stubbs, 2018 ONCA 1068 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Sauve, 2018 ONCA 813 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Rosen, 2018 ONCA 246 (CanLII), par Watt JA	ON	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Fernandes, 2018 ONSC 7784 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ranhotra, 2018 ONSC 2563 (CanLII), par Then J	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hayles-Wilson, 2018 ONSC 4337 (CanLII), par Code J	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Persaud, 2018 ONSC 4668 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Chambers, 2018 ONSC 2070 (CanLII), par Skarica J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Corner, 2018 ONSC 1529 (CanLII), par McKelvey J	ON	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Guzylak, 2018 ONSC 4705 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	14.75 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Thomas, 2018 ONCA 694 (CanLII), par Nordheimer J	ON	CA	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Sutherland‑Kayseas, 2018 SKQB 339 (CanLII), par Smith J	SK	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Sheepway, 2018 YKSC 26 (CanLII), par Gower J	YK	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Dennis, 2018 YKSC 42 (CanLII), par Veale J	YK	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Akittirq, 2018 NUCJ 4 (CanLII), par Cooper J	NU	CJ	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2017
R v Beglau, 2017 ABQB 133 (CanLII), par Feehan J	AB	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Burwell, 2017 SKQB 375 (CanLII), par Danyliuk J	SK	SC	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Dolman, 2017 BCSC 2564 (CanLII), par Shergill J	BC	SC	11 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Wu, 2017 BCSC 2271 (CanLII), par Watchuk J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Paul, 2017 BCSC 2203 (CanLII), par Grauer J	BC	SC	21 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Baldwin, 2017 ONSC 5040 (CanLII), par Lafrance-Cardinal J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries. Modèle:Kewords
R v Monney, , 2017 ONSC 1007(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility
R v Boukhalfa, 2017 ONCA 660 (CanLII), par Watt J	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Berry, 2017 ONCA 17 (CanLII), par Blair J	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Sinclair, 2017 ONCA 38 (CanLII), par Watt JA	ON	CA		Find other summaries.
R v French, 2017 ONCA 460 (CanLII), par Feldman JA	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Qiu, 2017 ONSC 6353 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Speed and Irani, 2017 ONSC 6572 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Moore, 2017 ONCA 947 (CanLII), par Trotter JA	ON	CA	22 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Brooks, 2017 ONSC 439 (CanLII), par Forestell J	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Boucher, 2017 ONSC 6199 (CanLII), par MacDonnell J	ON	SC	11 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Brush, 2017 ONSC 664 (CanLII), par Thomas J	ON	SC	22 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v JA, 2017 ONSC 525 (CanLII), par O’Marra J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Jarvis, 2017 ONSC 6405 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Sollows, 2017 ONSC 2359 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Tutiven, 2017 ONSC 6689 (CanLII), par Forestell J	ON	SC	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Salehzadeh, 2017 ONSC 6460 (CanLII), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ibrahem, 2017 ONSC 1616 (CanLII), par Glass J	ON	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Nicholson, 2017 ONSC 5244 (CanLII), par Ditomaso J	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Monckton, 2017 ONCA 450 (CanLII), par Trotter J	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Bernard, 2017 NSSC 129 (CanLII), par Gogan J	NS	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Gabriel, 2017 NSSC 90 (CanLII), par Campbell J	NS	SC	13 years ineligibility	The offender was black and mi'kmaq. A cultural impact assessment gave some background to the offender. Find other summaries.
R v Daigle, 2017 BCCA 86 (CanLII), par Bennett JA	BC	CA		"the Court of Appeal upheld a period of parole ineligibility of 15 years where the offender was convicted by a jury of killing her former spouse by stabbing him 12 times. At the time of the murder, the offender was subject to a recognizance that prohibited her from having contact with the victim. In breach of that recognizance, she entered the former family residence and stabbed the victim while he was sleeping. She then attempted to clean up the scene, took the victim's cellphone, and returned to her own home. The victim was discovered the following day by co-workers who were checking on his welfare when he failed to show up for work." Find other summaries.
R v Caissie, 2017 BCSC 1881 (CanLII), par Bowden J	BC	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Friesen, 2017 BCSC 702 (CanLII), par Devlin J	BC	SC		"the offender shot his ex‑wife twice in the garage while suicidal due to financial and other stressors. He had a dated and unrelated criminal record and was convicted at trial." Find other summaries.
R v Baker, 2017 BCSC 2178 (CanLII), par Tindale J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Whitlock, 2017 BCSC 1998 (CanLII), par DeWitt-Van Oosten J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Mohamed, 2017 MBQB 64 (CanLII), par Chartier J	MB	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Tucker, 2017 NBQB 17 (CanLII), par Grant J	NB	SC	14 years ineligibility	The offender was convicted of second degree murder of his mother. Find other summaries.
R v Cheema, 2017 QCCS 6155 (CanLII), par Labrie J	QC	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Thandapanithesigar, 2017 QCCS 3293 (CanLII), par Buffoni J	QC	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Wu, 2017 BCSC 2271 (CanLII), par Watchuk J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	" the offender was convicted of second degree murder of his wife after a trial. The offence was committed in front of the couple's seven‑year‑old child and was a prolonged knife attack where the victim sustained over 250 knife wounds. The offender had no criminal record and the trial judge imposed a period of parole ineligibility of 12 years." Find other summaries.
R v Williams, 2017 BCSC 969 (CanLII), par Abrioux J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Miel, 2017 BCSC 1446 (CanLII), par Meiklem J	BC	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ghiorghita, 2017 BCSC 1636 (CanLII), par Pearlman J	BC	SCC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Krewson, 2017 BCSC 1488 (CanLII), par Cole J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Colford, 2017 NBQB 169 (CanLII), par J	NB	SC	15	Find other summaries.
R v Strang, 2017 SKQB 319 (CanLII), par Gunn J	SK	SC		Find other summaries.
R v Kayaitok, 2017 NUCA 1 (CanLII) per The Court	NU	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2016
R v Reitmeier, 2016 ABCA 269 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Honorio, 2016 ABQB 351 (CanLII), par Tilleman J	AB	QB	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Johnny, 2016 BCSC 2169 (CanLII), par Dley J	BC	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Leslie, 2016 BCCA 213 (CanLII), par Fenlon J	BC	CA	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Johnston, 2016 BCCA 413 (CanLII), par Donald JA	BC	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Butler, 2016 BCSC 1569 (CanLII), par Bracken J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hunter, 2016 BCSC 796 (CanLII), par Holmes J	BC	SC	11 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Barnes, 2016 BCSC 2219 (CanLII), par Bowden J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v OV, 2016 BCCA 454 (CanLII), par Harris JA	BC	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ramsay, 2016 BCSC 1207 (CanLII), par Brown J	BC	SC	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Brewer, 2016 BCSC 2172 (CanLII), par Blok J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Taylor, 2016 BCSC 1326 (CanLII), par Dley J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Roy, 2016 NBQB 7 (CanLII), par DeWare J	NB	SC	16 years ineligibility	The offender stabbed his mother to death and then set the house on fire. He was 25 years old and had a diagnosis of anxiety and drug abuse. He had a long history of mental illness and drug addiction. He had a prior record for violence. Find other summaries.
R v Rushton, 2016 NSSC 313 (CanLII), par Wood J	NS	SC	18 years ineligibility	The offender murdered his common law partner and her adult daughter from another relationship. Find other summaries.
R v Ostamas, 2016 MBQB 136 (CanLII), par Toews J	MB	SC	75 years ineligibility	The offender was convicted of three counts of second degree murder. He strangled two persons to death and beat another to death with a piece of lumber. All victims were homeless persons. Crown and defence had a joint agreement on s. 745.51 applying to order three consecutive sentences of 25 years each. Find other summaries.
R v Johnson, 2016 NSSC 297 (CanLII), par Duncan J	NS	SC	20 years and 17 years	Johnson murdered his ex-partner by beating her with a tire iron. The victim survived the initial beating. MacDonald obtained a knife for Johnston to cut her throat. Both offenders pleaded guilty to second degree murder. Find other summaries.
R v Barrett, 2016 NSSC 107 (CanLII), par Gogan J	NS	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Weese, 2016 ONCA 449 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	22 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Barrett, 2016 ONCA 12 (CanLII), par Hourigan J	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Grant and Vivian, 2016 ONCA 639 (CanLII), par Laskin JA	ON	CA	11 years ineligibility(Vivian) 14 years ineligibility (Grant)	Find other summaries.
R v Bouchard, 2016 ONSC 4484 (CanLII), par Leroy J	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Dowdell, 2016 CanLII 105003 (ON SC), par Fuerst J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Biddersingh, 2016 ONSC 5663 (CanLII), par MacDonnell J	ON	SC	16 years ineligibility}	Find other summaries.
R v Goddard, 2016 ONSC 730 (CanLII), par Ray J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ringel, 2016 ONSC 6742 (CanLII), par Conlan J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Othman, 2016 ONSC 8115 (CanLII), par Andre J	ON	SC	11 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Van Every, 2016 ONCA 87 (CanLII), par van Rensburg JA	ON	CA	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Pepping, 2016 ONCA 809 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hong, 2016 ONSC 2654 (CanLII), par Boswell J	ON	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Subramaniam, 2016 QCCS 1982 (CanLII), par Blanchard J	QC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2015
R v Ryan, 2015 ABCA 286 (CanLII), par Picard JA (2:1)	AB	CA	17 years ineligibility	The offender was as drug dealer and shot one of his sellers when the victim stole some of his drugs and vehicle. He hid the body is the woods. He was 29 years old. see also: [5] Find other summaries.
R v Smith, Henry, and Campbell, 2015 ABQB 665 (CanLII), par Hawco J	AB	SC	14 / 12	Find other summaries.
R v Toews, 2015 ABCA 167 (CanLII), par Costigan JA	AB	CA	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Jerrett, 2015 ABQB 245 (CanLII), par Thomas J	AB	SC	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Iyamuremye, 2015 ABQB 638 (CanLII), par Burrows J	AB	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Tang, 2015 BCSC 2516 (CanLII), par Ehrcke J	BC	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Desroches, 2015 BCSC 1287 (CanLII), par Bracken J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	"In an act that was completely out of character, the offender accessed his World War II vintage pistol he may have had acquired in the course of his military career and ammunition, loaded it, shot the family dog, and then shot his wife of 40 years through the chest while she was asleep in bed. There had been no police involvement with the family. There was no suggestion from the neighbours that anything was seriously wrong. The offender who was in his early seventies pleaded guilty."[6] Find other summaries.
R v Learn, 2015 BCSC 815 (CanLII), par Dley J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Eli, 2015 BCSC 926 (CanLII), par Punnett J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v GCZ, 2015 BCSC 2518 (CanLII), par Verhoeven J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Florence, 2015 BCCA 414 (CanLII), par Frankel JA	BC	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Singh, 2015 BCCA 123 (CanLII), par Bauman JA	BC	CA	16 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Iverson, 2015 BCSC 591 (CanLII), par Punnett J	BC	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Balbar, 2015 BCSC 1953 (CanLII), par Arnold-Bailey J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Rothgordt, 2015 BCSC 1737 (CanLII), par Arnold‑Bailey J	BC	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Leggette, 2015 NSSC 134 (CanLII), par Arnold J	NS	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hall, 2015 ONCA 766 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	14	Find other summaries.
R v Hamade, 2015 ONCA 802 (CanLII), par Pardu J	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Khairi, 2015 ONCA 279 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Chen, 2015 ONSC 3759 (CanLII), par MacDonnell J	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Shearer, 2015 ONSC 3890 (CanLII), par Glass J	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Irving, 2015 NBQB 70 (CanLII), par Grant J	NB	SC	12 years ineligibility	The offender strangled his wife to death while one of their children was upstairs. It was motivated by jealousy. He hid her body but eventually reported it to the police. Find other summaries.
R v Papigatuk, 2015 QCCS 5087 (CanLII), par Ruel J	QC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Harrison, 2015 NWTSC 53 (CanLII), par Smallwood J	NWT	SC	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2014
R v Bramley, 2014 ABQB 179 (CanLII), par Millar JA	AB	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Bobocel, 2014 ABQB 570 (CanLII), par Crighton J	AB	SC		"In Bobocel, the offender murdered his wife of 15 years by striking her in the head with a hammer while she was sleeping. After killing her, Mr. Bobocel attempted to dispose of her body through a mulcher. ...Mr. Bobocel tendered a late guilty plea once the proceedings had commenced. He was of Métis descent, but the pre-sentence report revealed that Gladue principles had no relevance because of the circumstances of the case. ...Mr. Bobocel had a limited and dated criminal record with no prior violent convictions. However, there was evidence before the Court that Mr. Bobocel had allegedly assaulted the deceased and received a peace bond. He also had a history of mental health issues, including a delusional disorder of mixed type, primarily persecutorial and jealousy. In the context of the case, the Court found the mental health condition of Mr. Bobocel was not mitigating to his moral blameworthiness because he had not sought treatment beforehand. ...The Court in Bobocel imposed a period of parole ineligibility of 15 years. In obiter, the Court indicated that without the guilty plea, the period of parole ineligibility would likely have been in the range of 18 to 20 years." [7] Find other summaries.
R v Waite, 2014 ABCA 315 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	18 years ineligibility	"offender stabbed victim in victim’s own home after having been invited into the home as a place to sleep; murder occurred in context of robbery; offender had significant record for violence; offender expressed some remorse; no guilty plea" Find other summaries.
R v Heller, 2014 ABCA 182 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hutchinson, 2014 NSSC 155 (CanLII), par Cacchione J	NS	SC	21 years ineligibility	Offender stabbed domestic partner to death. Lengthy prior record and was on a conditional sentence order at the time. Plead guilty. There were two young children of the relationship. He stated he had little remorse. Judge found he was in a position of trust.
R v Hales, 2014 NSSC 408 (CanLII), par Duncan J	NS	SC	17 years ineligibility	The offender pleaded guilty to second degree murder. He stabbed in wife to death. The sentence was jointly recommended. Find other summaries.
R v Scott , 2014 NBQB 146 (CanLII), par Morrison J	NB	SC	15 years ineligibility	The offender was plead guilty to killing an 82 year old woman. The victim helped him by driving him to her home where the offender hit her in the head with a hammer 19 times. He tried to make the murder scene look liek a sexual assault. He was 19 years old with a history of mental illness.
R v Whalen, 2014 ONSC 5481 (CanLII), par Reid J	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility	"the offender was convicted of the murder of her two year old daughter. The child had been subjected to terrible physical abuse for an extended period of time, which ultimately led to her death, although the specific cause of death could not be determined. The offender was not the person who inflicted the assaults. Rather, it was her intimate partner, with whom she was living. The offender was 23 years of age at the time the child died, she had no prior criminal record, and she was cooperative in providing information that led to where the child’s body had been buried." [8] Find other summaries.
R v Boothe-Rowe, 2014 ONSC 3391 (CanLII), par Dawson J	ON	SC	18 years ineligibility (Boothe) 13 years ineligibility (Rowe-Boothe)	"the victim was the male offender’s ten-year-old son from a previous relationship. Like Melonie Biddersingh, the child was raised in Jamaica by his mother and then brought to Canada to live with his biological father and his wife (Nichelle Rowe-Booth) for a better life. The child was initially treated properly, but when a new baby was born he began to suffer abuse and neglect. He died about two years after his arrival in Canada. Toward the end of his life he was kept chained to a bed and regularly whipped by his father with sufficient force to draw blood. He had been withdrawn from school to hide his injuries. The proximate cause of death was a beating administered by his father. There was very little evidence that Nichelle ever struck the child, and there was evidence that the she too was physically abused by her husband. Both parents were convicted of second degree murder. The jury’s parole ineligibility recommendations were somewhat higher than those in the case at bar. The sentencing judge, Justice Dawson, imposed a period of parole ineligibility of 18 years on the father and 13 years on Nichelle." [9]
2013
R v Borbely, 2013 ONSC 3355 (CanLII), par Glass J	ON	SC	17 years ineligibility	"the court imposed a life sentence with no chance of parole for 17 years. In that case, the offender had beaten his estranged spouse to death while in the midst of a custody dispute. He then concealed her body under the cottage that he had been renovating and claimed that the victim had run off with another man. The offender had no criminal record and was gainfully employed. The offender was found guilty by a jury, who then recommended a period of parole ineligibility of 10 years. The sentencing judge found that the nature and circumstances of the offence, including the severe nature of the beating, and the post‑offence conduct of dismembering and concealing the body, together with aggravating factors of domestic violence, warranted a period of parole ineligibility outside the range of 12 to 15 years." [10]
R v Jimenez-Acosta, 2013 ONSC 5524 (CanLII), par Goodman J	ON	SC	13 years ineligibility	"Mr. Jimenez-Acosta murdered his wife by inflicting numerous blunt and sharp force wounds to her head. It was another case of a deadly assault precipitated by a wife advising that she had a relationship with another man and wanted a divorce. Mr. Jimenez-Acosta tried to thwart the police investigation by contaminating the crime scene. He had no criminal record and there was no reported history of domestic abuse. The Crown sought a period of parole ineligibility of 15 years; the Defence argued for 10-12 years. Nine jurors recommended 15 years, one recommended 17 and two recommended 20. ...He identified a number of aggravating factors – the statutorily mandated aggravating circumstance of domestic homicide, the “vicious and brutal” circumstances of the assault that was “frenzied” and the attempt to contaminate the crime scene. Mr. Jimenez-Acosta’s prior “very good character” and positive reports of him as a good husband and father were mitigating. Justice Goodman viewed the jurisprudence as supporting “the general range for the period of parole ineligibility in similar cases of domestic violence to be between 12 to 15 years”. ...Justice Goodman was not convinced the offence involved any elements of planning or deliberation. While not condoning Mr. Jimenez-Acosta’s actions, he found the murder was “likely perpetuated [sic] as a result of being told by his wife about Mr. Karpf and her intentions to leave the marriage”. (para. 49)" [11] Find other summaries.
R v Chareka , 2013 NSSC 320 (CanLII), par Scaravelli J	NS	SC	13 years ineligibility	stabbing. No prior criminal record Find other summaries.
R v Neville, 2013 CanLII 13601 (NLSCTD), par Thompson J	NL	Sc	12 years ineligibility	stabbing Find other summaries.
R v Borbely, 2013 ONSC 3355 (CanLII), [2013] OJ No 2593, par Glass J	ON	SC	17 years	Offender found guilty of second degree murder of common law wife by beating her. Offender had no record, good employment, and positive involvement with children. The case was circumstantial where the victim disappeared and then was found dismembered in crates which was discovered years later. Find other summaries.
R v VanEindhoven, 2013 NUCJ 30 (CanLII), par Johnson J	NU	SC		"involved the murder by Mr. Vaneindhoven of his common-law spouse. She died from a single stab wound to her heart. The stabbing followed a severe beating. The relationship had been characterized by Mr. Vaneindhoven’s drinking and physical and emotional abuse. Mr. Vaneindhoven had been violent toward other women with whom he had relationships. He had a criminal record. The court noted he was Aboriginal but did not give this fact particular emphasis. ... Mr. Vaneindhoven’s jury had recommended he serve 25 years before being able to apply for parole. The aggravating factors considered by the trial judge included the fact that the murder of a spouse is statutorily aggravating. The Crown sought a 15-year period of parole ineligibility; the Defence said it should be 12 years. The court imposed a period of 13 years which was one year longer than had been ordered following Mr. Vaneindhoven’s first trial." [12] Find other summaries.
R v Jiminez-Acosta, 2013 ONSC 5524 (CanLII), par AJ Goodman J	ON	SC	13 years ineligibility	The offender was convicted of murder. He got into an argument with the victim when she told him she was leaving him. He beat and stabbed her. The offender tried to cover up evidence and mislead the investigators. He had no prior criminal record. Find other summaries.
2012
R v Hardy, 2012 NSSC 209 (CanLII), par Wright J	NS	SC	14 years ineligibility	offender had a prior record involving violence. He was mentally ill. He confessed and was remorseful. Find other summaries.
R v Swite, 2012 BCSC 1755 (CanLII), par Josephson J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	"Swite was 20 years old at the time of the offence. He had no criminal record. He had little if any meaningful school or work history. He had strong Gladue factors, including many forms of deprivation and alcohol abuse from an early age. The court found [he] was significantly intoxicated at the time of the offence. ... Swite’s victim was an 85-year old aboriginal woman who was a stranger to him. He killed her by suffocating her with a pillow. He then had sex with her dead body. " Find other summaries.
R v Belcourt, 2012 BCSC 1844 (CanLII), par Macaulay J	BC	SC	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Dahr, 2012 ONCA 433 (CanLII), par Gillese JA	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	{ Find other summaries.
R v Blandon , 2012 ONSC 3864 (CanLII), par Nordheimer J	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Lewis, 2012 ONSC 2488 (CanLII), par McCombs J	ON	SC		"the victim was lured to a location on a pretext where several armed men awaited him, ambushed, confined, beat and then shot him to death. The victim sustained 11 gunshot wounds. The trial judge described the crime as a “vicious and cold-blooded murder”, made worse by the fact the offender had previous firearm convictions and was subject to a weapons prohibition at the time. A period of parole ineligibility of 12 years was imposed; however, the Crown would likely note that this case involved a jury recommendation of 10 years of parole ineligibility and the jury’s implicit finding that the offender was not the one who fired the weapon." Find other summaries.
R v Krasniqi, 2012 ONCA 561 (CanLII), 291 CCC (3d) 236, par LaForme J	ON	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Hardy, 2012 NSSC 209 (CanLII), par Wright J	NS	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Jojic, 2012 BCCA 101 (CanLII), par Ryan JA	BC	CA	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Purdy, 2012 BCCA 272 (CanLII), [2012] BCJ No 1245, par MacKenzie JA	BC	CA	19 years ineligibility	Offender convicted for second-degree murder of ex-wife by stabbing her 21 times in an ambush. There were several incidents of violence between the offender and the wife's new partner. He believed the victim was attempting to get between him and his children. The killing was done with "forethought". No record and of good character. Find other summaries.
R v Bennight, 2012 BCCA 461 (CanLII), par MacKenzie JA	BC	CA	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cassan (E.R.), 2012 MBCA 46 (CanLII), par Freedman J	MB	CA		Find other summaries.
2011
R v Martel, 2011 ABCA 225 (CanLII), par Bielby J	AB	CA		see also: [13] Find other summaries.
R v Osei-Agyemang, 2011 ABCA 2 (CanLII), par Rowbotham JA	AB	CA	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Ward, 2011 NSCA 78 (CanLII), par Saunders J	NS	CA	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Hawkins, 2011 NSCA 7 (CanLII), par Beveridge J	NS	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Bottineau, 2011 ONCA 194 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	22 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Czibulka, 2011 ONCA 82 (CanLII), par Laskin JA	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Angelis , 2011 ONSC 462 (CanLII), par Smith J	ON	SC		"Mr. Angelis asphyxiated his wife to death during a domestic altercation in front of their two young children. He failed to render or obtain any assistance for her when she fell unconscious. These circumstances were all treated as aggravating factors on sentencing. Mr. Angelis and his wife had been engaged in a bitter custody battle and he had recently learned that his wife intended to leave him to live with her lover. Smith, J. found no evidence of planning in the circumstances of the murder. The jury unanimously recommended the minimum period of parole ineligibility of 10 years. The Crown was seeking 14 years and the Defence argued for 10. The court considered the mitigating factors of Mr. Angelis’ good character: he had been a good father, was employed and well-educated, and did not have a criminal record. A 12-year period of parole ineligibility was imposed." [14] see also: [15] Find other summaries.
R v Panghali, 2011 BCSC 421 (CanLII), par Holmes J	BC	SC	15 years ineligibility	The offender strangled his pregnant wife to death and then burned her body on a beach. He made comments to police suggesting that her family may have been responsible. Find other summaries.
R v Harrish, 2011 ABCA 91 (CanLII), par Berger JA	AB	CA	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v McClenaghan, 2011 ABCA 266 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Paddy, 2011 SKCA 12 (CanLII), par Smith J	SK	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Getson, 2011 NBQB 51 (CanLII), par McLellan J	NB	SC	20 years ineligibility	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. Find other summaries.
R v Hall, 2011 ONSC 7281 (CanLII), par Archibald J	ON	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2010
R v Vuozzo, 2010 ABQB 664 (CanLII), par Hughes J	AB	QB	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Stiers, 2010 ONCA 656 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
2009
R v Boudreau, 2009 NSSC 30 (CanLII), par Stewart J	NS	SC	20 years ineligibility	Offender killed her 12 year old child as she was an obstacle to her relationship. Evidence suggesting planning and deliberation. Sentence meant to show this was close to a first degree murder. Joint recommended sentence. Find other summaries.
R v Butler, 2009 ABQB 218 (CanLII), par Moreau J	AB	SC	19 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Thomas (R.J.), 2009 MBCA 85 (CanLII), par Monnin JA	MB	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Kayaitok, 2009 NUCJ 24 (CanLII), par Kilpatrick J	NU	PC	18 years ineligibility	"The victim was aged five; she died by asphyxiation, then was anally raped by the offender. There was no evidence that alcohol or other intoxicant played a part in the offence. Owing to a prior serious sexual assault allegation, the offender was on an undertaking to have no contact with children. He had no adult criminal record. He was 19 years old at the time of the offence, came from a disadvantaged background, and had limited education." Find other summaries.
R v Worm, 2009 SKQB 122 (CanLII), [2009] S.J. No 197, par Dawson J	SK	SC	16 years ineligibility	offender and friends broke into victim's residence to rob them. The offender shot the victim in front of family members, including the 14-year-old. Offender was 23 year old aboriginal with an extensive record. Find other summaries.
R v Fattah, 2009 ABCA 229 (CanLII), par Paperny J	AB	CA	21 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Tran, 2009 ABCA 308 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Dooley, 2009 ONCA 910 (CanLII), par Doherty JA	ON	CA	18 years ineligibility	"the victim, Randal Dooley, was born in Jamaica. When he was six, his biological father, Tony Dooley, arranged for him to come to Canada to live with him and his wife Marcia. Randal arrived in November 1997. He died of a subdural haematoma ten months later, on September 24, 1998. For almost all of time he had been in Canada, Randall was subjected to horrific physical abuse and deprivation. The person responsible for the vast majority of the abuse was Marcia Dooley. Indeed, Tony Dooley was out of the country for the first five or six months of Randal’s time in Canada. However, Tony was present in the home on a daily basis for the three to four months leading up to death, when the worst of the abuse occurred." [16] Find other summaries.
R v Benham, 2009 BCSC 1863 (CanLII), par Fisher J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	"the offender strangled his partner and was convicted of second degree murder after a trial. Although he had no criminal record, there had been allegations of violence in the relationship and the offender was subject to a no‑contact condition at the time of the offence. The trial judge set the period of parole ineligibility at 12 years." Find other summaries.
R v Hindessa, [2009] OJ No 6412(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON		18 years ineligibility	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.
R v White, 2009 NLTD 99 (CanLII), par Adams J	NL	SC	17 years ineligibility	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. Find other summaries.
2008
R v Goodstoney, 2008 ABCA 401 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Guignard, 2008 ABQB 283 (CanLII), par Hughes J	AB	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Coutu, 2008 MBCA 151 (CanLII), par Freeman JA	MB	CA	17 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Lane, 2008 ONCA 841 (CanLII), par Speyer J	ON	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Lane, 2008 ONCA 841 (CanLII), par Speyer J	ON	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Waraich, 2008 BCSC 919 (CanLII), par J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
2007
R v Diebel, 2007 ABCA 418 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	20 years ineligibility	"Mr. Diebel used a hammer and brutally ambushed an unarmed, unsuspecting woman with whom he had a short, intimate relationship. They were not living together at the time. ...Mr. Diebel later dumped her body where it would not be found. He misled police and others after her disappearance. ...The Court of Appeal concluded there was some planning and forethought prior to the murder. The Court also concluded that Mr. Diebel’s mental status, for which he persistently resisted treatment, was not a mitigating factor because it posed an ongoing danger to others. This justified a significant increase in parole ineligibility. ...Mr. Diebel was convicted. While he made a pre-sentence statement of remorse to the trial judge, the Court disbelieved the statement" [17] Find other summaries.
R v Strongman, Crane and Baptiste, 2007 ABQB 218 (CanLII), par Macklin J	AB	SC	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Wilson, 2007 BCSC 1382 (CanLII), par Chamberlist J	BC	SC	13 years ineligibility	The offender plead guilty and had no prior record. He "was aboriginal but the sentencing judge, at para 16, concluded that Gladue did not apply, given the violent and serious offence before the court. ...the sentencing judge found the most aggravating aspect of the murder to be the offender’s vaginal and anal sex with the deceased victim. Though not complete strangers, the case report does not describe any particular relationship either. It appears death was caused by asphyxiation. Mitigating was the lack of a record, the offender’s youthfulness, and his good prospects for rehabilitation." Find other summaries.
R v Trotman, 2007 BCCA 209 (CanLII), par Thackray J	BC	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Lenius, 2007 SKCA 65 (CanLII), par Lane JA	SK	CA		"Mr. Lenius, who was separated from his wife, murdered her when she went to his house to pick up their two youngest children. A brief confrontation had ensued over the wife’s new relationship and Mr. Lenius strangled her. The court overturned the trial judge’s imposition of a 15-year period of parole ineligibility and substituted 12 years, saying the case warranted being placed in the lower end of the McKnight range of 12-15 years." [18] Find other summaries.
R v Gordon, 2007 ABQB 329 (CanLII), par Greckol J	AB	SC	17 years ineligibility	"offender shot acquaintance at close range in car after dinner party in front of pregnant girlfriend; offence was substantially orchestrated; offender had significant criminal record; offender disposed of body and had others assist in destroying evidence; offender was dangerous; no mitigating circumstances; no guilty plea" Find other summaries.
R v Douglas, 2007 ABCA 321 (CanLII), par Bielby J	AB	CA	25 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Crane, 2007 ABCA 413 (CanLII), 230 CCC (3d) 266, par Watson JA	AB	CA	22 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Khan, 2007 ONCA 779 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	"the five-year-old victim was the son of Muhammad Khan and the stepson of his wife Kaneez Fatima. After the child was beaten to death, the body was dismembered and the body parts were buried in various parts of the Greater Toronto Area. The person who beat the child to death and dismembered the body was Khan. Fatima had suffered abuse at the hands of Khan. Her liability for murder was as an aider and abetter, based substantially on her failure to protect the child from ongoing abuse and from the fatal assault. She had not suggested dismembering the body nor had she participated in the dismemberment but she had helped to carry the body parts to where they were buried." [19] Find other summaries.
R v Maciel, 2007 ONCA 496 (CanLII), par curiam	ON	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Parsons, 2007 NLTD 108 (CanLII), par J	NL	SC	12 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Taylor, 2007 BCSC 390 (CanLII), par J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v VanEindhoven, 2007 NUCJ 2 (CanLII), par J	NU	PC	12 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Poissant, 2007 QCCA 205 (CanLII), par J	QC	CA	15 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
2006
R v Roberts, 2006 ABCA 113 (CanLII), par Russell J	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v White, 2006 ABQB 909 (CanLII), par Moreau J	AB	QB		"Mr. White murdered his pregnant wife in their home. He used a knife. ...Mr. White then disposed of her body in a ditch, stripped her naked, and left her exposed to the elements to decompose. ...Mr. White then tried to cover up this crime, including the staging of a fake crime scene, lying to the police, leading search parties to find her, and enlisting the media in public appeals. ...Mr. White was considered “youthful” at the age of 29. He lacked a related criminal record for domestic violence and had considerable family support. ...The Court found the deprivation of their young child of their mother was an aggravating factor." Find other summaries.
R v Ulayuk, 2006 NWTSC 10 (CanLII), par Richard J	NWT	SC	25 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Howard, [2006] O.J. No. 1350 (Sup. Ct. J.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility
R v Ingraham, [2006] O.J. No. 1207 (Sup. Ct. J.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	11 years ineligibility
R v JV, , [2006] O.J. No. 2392 (Sup. Ct. J.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	17 years ineligibility
R v Labidi, , [2006] O.J. No. 3138 (Sup. Ct. J.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility
R v Nichols, , [2006] O.J. No. 2868 (Sup. Ct. J.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	12.5 years ineligibility
R v Oigg, 2006 MBQB 68 (CanLII), par J	MB	SC	14 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Ramkissoon, 2006 CanLII 34407 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	14 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Daley, 2006 SKCA 91 (CanLII), par J	SK	CA	14 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Morin-Cousineau, 2006 QCCS 2289 (CanLII), par J	QC	SC	13 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
2005
R v Danvers, 2005 CanLII 30044 (ON CA), [2005] OJ No 3532 (ONCA), par Armstrong JA	ON	CA	15 years ineligibility	offender was convicted of second degree murder for shooting a student in a nightclub. Offender was 19 years old with a lengthy criminal record. Find other summaries.
R v Fouquet, 2005 ABQB 673 (CanLII), par Slatter J	AB	SC	22 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Fuller, 2005 ABCA 192 (CanLII), par Kent J	AB	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Diep, 2005 ABQB 81 (CanLII), par Greckol J	AB	QB	10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Legge, 2005 NLTD 156 (CanLII), par LeBlanc J	NL	SC	18 years ineligibility	Offender plead guilty to second degree murder of ex-common law partner. Relationship broke up after offender assaulted victim and was convicted for it. They got back together briefly before murder. Offender accused victim of infidelity, she broke up with him. Offender broke into victim's home and beat her to death with a metal rod. He gave a inculpatory statement, stating he was not remorseful. Find other summaries.
R v Neumann, 2005 BCSC 1820 (CanLII), par Barrow J	BC	SC	12 years ineligibility	"the 62‑year‑old offender shot his ex‑wife five times in their home. He had no criminal record or history of violence. He was convicted of second degree murder at trial and sentenced to life imprisonment without being eligible for parole for 12 years." Find other summaries.
R v DWM, 2005 BCSC 1061 (CanLII), par J	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Rizzolo, , [2005] J.Q. no 19927 (C.S.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	13 years ineligibility
R v Belliveau, 2005 BCCA 283 (CanLII), par J	BC	CA	13 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Teske, 2005 CanLII 31847 (ON CA), par Doherty JA	ON	CA	13 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
2004
R v Radonjic, 2004 ABCA 323 (CanLII), par Romaine J	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cerra, 2004 BCCA 594 (CanLII), par Donald J	BC	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Van Osselaer, 2004 BCCA 3 (CanLII), par Smith JA	BC	CA	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Evans, 2004 BCCA 318 (CanLII), par Hall JA	BC	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Johnson (WD), 2004 NSCA 91 (CanLII), 225 NSR (2d) 22 (CA), par Oland JA	NS	CA	21 years ineligibility	Offender murdered his girlfriend and her child. He was 25 years old and had prior record including violence against the victim. Find other summaries.
R v Thackeray, , [2004] OJ No 5866(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON		11 years ineligibility	The offender plead guilty to second degree for stabbing a taxi driver 13 times in the head and neck.
R v Curry, 2004 BCCA 144 (CanLII), par J	BC	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Daigle, [2004] J.Q. no 13829 (C.S.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Dagenais, [2004] J.Q. no 12142 (C.S.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Falkner, 2004 BCSC 986 (CanLII), par J	BC	SC	25 years	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Moo, [2004] O.J. No. 2234 (Sup. Ct. J.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Trochym, 2004 CanLII 1262 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Guiboche, 2004 MBCA 16 (CanLII), par J	MB	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v M.P., [2004] J.Q. no 8702 (C.S.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	25 years
R v Picard, [2004] J.Q. no 4332 (C.S.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	10 years ineligibility
2003
R v Agate, 2003 ABCA 183 (CanLII), par Wittmann JA	AB	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Point, 2003 ABCA 301 (CanLII), par Costigan JA	AB	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v McLaughlin, 2003 ABQB 338 (CanLII), par Martin J	AB	QB	18 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cook, 2003 BCCA 326 (CanLII), [2003] BCJ No 1246, par Esson JA	BC	CA	15 years ineligibility	convicted of second-degree murder. Offender shot and killed taxi driver during robbery. Offender was 21 years old and no record.
R v KWM, 2003 BCCA 688 (CanLII), par Hall JA	BC	CA	20 years ineligibility	The offender murdered his wife and mother-in-law. Find other summaries.
R v Bajrangie-Singh, 2003 CanLII 47384 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	13 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Kianiapour, 2003 BCCA 703 (CanLII), par J	BC	CA	20 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Sodhi, 2003 CanLII 52179 (ON CA), par Moldaver JA	ON	CA	14 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
2002
R v Hoang, 2002 BCCA 430 (CanLII), par Saunders JA	BC	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Dooley, [2002] O.J. 5921(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	13 years ineligibility	"victim, Randal Dooley, was born in Jamaica. When he was six, his biological father, Tony Dooley, arranged for him to come to Canada to live with him and his wife Marcia. Randal arrived in November 1997. He died of a subdural haematoma ten months later, on September 24, 1998. For almost all of time he had been in Canada, Randall was subjected to horrific physical abuse and deprivation. The person responsible for the vast majority of the abuse was Marcia Dooley. Indeed, Tony Dooley was out of the country for the first five or six months of Randal’s time in Canada. However, Tony was present in the home on a daily basis for the three to four months leading up to death, when the worst of the abuse occurred." [20]
2001
R v Price, 2001 BCCA 323 (CanLII), par Cumming JA	BC	CA	21 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Peterffy, 2001 BCCA 698 (CanLII), par Huddart JA	BC	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Gibson, 2001 BCCA 495 (CanLII), par MacKenzie J	BC	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Paterson, 2001 BCCA 11 (CanLII), par Hall JA (2:1)	BC	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Dewald, 2001 CanLII 4721 (ON CA), [2001] O.J. No. 1716 (2:1), par Laskin JA	ON	CA
R v Johnson, 2001 NSSC 119 (CanLII), par Wright J	NS	SC	21 years ineligibility	The offender murdered his romantic partner and her child. Find other summaries.
R v Latimer, 2001 SCC 1 (CanLII), [2001] 1 SCR 3, par J	SCC		10 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Bolduc, , [2001] J.Q. no 1532 (C.S.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Paquette, 2001 CanLII 4834 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	14 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Parent, [2001] J.Q. no 6833 (C.S.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Spindler, [2001] O.J. No. 4899 (Sup. Ct. J.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	11 years
2000
R v Lavoie, 2000 ABCA 318 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	SC	14 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Franz, 2000 BCSC 508 (CanLII), par Edwards J	BC	SC	17 years ineligibility	Offender convicted of second-degree murder of spouse during separation. The offender strangled the spouse to death and dismembered the victim's body, and the parts were hidden. The offender had no record of violence. Some evidence of planning and deliberation, but not beyond reasonable doubt. The judge said the offence was "not spur of the moment" killing. Find other summaries.
R v Hammond, 2000 BCCA 428 (CanLII), par Ryan JA	BC	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Rushton, , 2000 YTCA 5, 143 BCAC 295(*pas de liens CanLII)	YT	CA	17 years ineligibility
R v Fournier, 2000 BCCA 140 (CanLII), par J	BC	CA	15 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Gray, , [2000] O.J. No. 5317 (Sup. Ct. J.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Krugel, 2000 CanLII 5660 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Ogden, 2000 CanLII 28747 (NL SC), par J	NL	SC	14 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
1999
R v Broyles, 1999 ABCA 257 (CanLII), par Fraser CJ	AB	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v McKnight, 1999 CanLII 3717 (ON CA), [1999] OJ No 1321, par Laskin JA (2:1)	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Offender was a doctor and lawyer who stabbed wife. Attack was over 10 to 15 minutes. Suffered from depression at time of offence. Find other summaries.
R v Assoun, 1999 CanLII 2819 (NS SC, par Hood J	NS	SC	18.5 years ineligibility	The offender was convicted at trial of murdering his ex-partner. He "stabbed and/or slit her throat and killed her with one of these throat wounds which pierced a vein". The offender and victim were in an on/off relationship and had only just broken up at the time of her murder. The sentence was jointly recommended. Find other summaries.
R v Stephen, 1999 ABCA 190 (CanLII), par Russell JA	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	"Mr. Stephen appealed the 15-year period of parole ineligibility fixed by the trial judge following his conviction for second degree murder. Although the circumstances of the killing were not detailed, the Court of Appeal noted several aggravating factors, including the violation by Mr. Stephen of a no-contact release provision, the domestic context in which the offence occurred, the preceding history of domestic violence, and his threatening conduct at his sentence hearing." [21] Find other summaries.
R v Frenette, 1999 ABCA 225 (CanLII), par Fraser CJ (2:1)	AB	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Hanley, 1999 ABCA 27 (CanLII), par Veit J	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Wristen, 1999 CanLII 3824 (ON CA, par Laskin and Rosenberg JJA	ON	CA	17 years ineligibility	Convicted on circumstantial case. Victim went missing and body never found. Victim's blood splatter found in house. Find other summaries.
R v McInnis, 1999 CanLII 2671 (ON CA), , 1999 CarswellOnt 1054, 119 OAC 316 (CA), par Rosenberg JA	ON	CA	20 years ineligibility	"53-year old offender had a lengthy related record and was on mandatory supervision at the time of the offence; the jury recommended a 20-year period of parole ineligibility; the sentencing judge concluded the offender was a psychopath with no hope for rehabilitation." Find other summaries.
R v Olsen, 1999 CanLII 1541 (ON CA), 131 CCC (3d) 355, par Laskin JA	ON	CA	25 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Allen, 1999 BCCA 117 (CanLII), par J	BC	CA	13 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Coutu, , [1999] J.Q. no 1809 (C.S.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	10 years ineligibility
R v Plaha, , [1999] O.J. No. 5577 (Sup. Ct. J.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Stewart, , [1999] N.B.J. No. 415 (Q.B. (T.D.))(*pas de liens CanLII)	NB	SC	14 years ineligibility
R v Ullah, , [1999] O.J. No. 2767 (Sup. Ct. J.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility
1998
R v McMaster, 1998 CanLII 4118 (ON CA), {{{4}}}, par Brooke JA	ON	CA		"...involved the killing by Mr. McMaster of his girlfriend with a single stab wound while she was asleep. The Court of Appeal upheld the trial judge’s imposition of a 12-year period of parole ineligibility. The jury did not recommend any increase over the 10-year minimum for second-degree murder. The Court of Appeal noted the trial judge had taken this into account and, stating merely that the sentence was a fit one, declined to interfere. The court rejected Mr. McMaster’s argument that the judge had failed to give adequate reasons for why he increased the period of parole ineligibility above the statutory minimum. No mention was made of the aggravating factors relevant to a domestic homicide." [22] Find other summaries.
R v Tsyganov, 1998 NSCA 227 (CanLII), par Hallett JA	NS	CA	19 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cruz, 1998 CanLII 5951 (BC CA), par Ryan JA (2:1)	BC	CA		Find other summaries.
R v Cross, 1998 CanLII 3643 (NS SC), par Hood J	NS	SC	12 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Savoie, 1998 CanLII 28406 (NB KB), par J	NB	SC	15 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
1997
R v Love, 1997 ABCA 222 (CanLII), par Cote J	AB	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Artesen, , [1997] J.Q. no 1845 (C.S.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	12 years ineligibility
R v Parmar, (1997), 41 O.T.C. 104 (Ct. J. (Gen. Div.))(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility
R v RP, , [1997] J.Q. no 279 (C.S.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	SC	12 years ineligibility
1996
R v Stewner (B.J.), 1996 CanLII 18289 (MB CA), par Huband J	MB	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Beamish, 1996 CanLII 3735 (PE SCTD), par Jenkins J	IPE	SC	18 years ineligibility	charged with first degree, convicted of second degree of murder of common law partner. Offender tied up victim with rope, beat her to death and then concealed her remains. Circumstances of murder were "horrific" and "brutal". It was not a "spur of the moment" offence. Offender had prior record. Appeal dismissed. Find other summaries.
R v DB, , [1996] B.C.J. No. 1485 (S.C.), aff’d 91 B.C.A.C. 298(*pas de liens CanLII)	BC	CA	20 years ineligibility
R v Tan, 1996 CanLII 2500 (BC CA), par J	BC	CA	13 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
1995
R v Klatt, 1995 ABCA 156 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	25 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Atkinson, 1995 ABCA 65 (CanLII), par Lomas J	AB	CA	13 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v McCormack, 1995 CanLII 1435 (ON CA), par Galligan JA	ON	CA		"Mr. McCormack, an alcoholic, was drinking heavily when he killed his wife of 25 years. He had a criminal record and a lengthy history of verbally and physically abusing his wife. Eight jurors declined to make a parole eligibility recommendation. Four recommended Mr. McCormack serve 25 years before being eligible for parole. The Court of Appeal found “…it was an error in principle for the trial judge to hold that wife murder is in itself an exceptional circumstance justifying an increase in the period of parole ineligibility”. (para. 8) “Spousal murder is horrible. But all murder is horrible”. (para. 8) While recognizing that “no two cases can ever be the same”, the Court used Munroe (which it said bore “some similarity”) as “a helpful guide” to reduce Mr. McCormack’s parole ineligibility to 12 years. (para. 9)" [23] Find other summaries.
R v Munroe, 1995 CanLII 8921 (ON CA), par Austin JA	ON	CA		"Mr. Munroe strangled his wife after becoming overwrought with anger during an argument. There was a history of violence and emotional abuse. The jury made no recommendation on parole eligibility. According to the Court of Appeal, the aggravating factors reviewed by the trial judge included Mr. Munroe preventing his wife from escaping and neutralizing her ability to defend herself by kneeling on her arms. The court upheld the 12-year period of parole ineligibility. (The case went on appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada against conviction only.)" [24] Find other summaries.
R v Muir, 1995 CanLII 805 (ON CA), par curiam	ON	CA		"Mr. Muir shot and killed his wife while she was asleep in bed. He testified at trial he was in a rage because she had been preparing to leave him, wanted a divorce and was intending to visit a man with whom she had previously had an affair. The Court of Appeal reduced a 12‑year period of parole ineligibility to 10 years. Mr. Muir had no criminal record and no history of abusing his wife. He was remorseful. The jury had recommended no increase beyond the mandatory minimum of 10 years. The Court said: “Although this was a spousal homicide, there was no indication of prior abuse. We can find no basis to justify the increase in parole ineligibility”. (para. 11)" [25] Find other summaries.
R v Worth, 1995 CanLII 366 (ON CA), par curiam	ON	CA	23 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Sarao, 1995 CanLII 260 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	22 years	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Joanisse, 1995 CanLII 3507 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Loubier, , [1995] O.J. No. 2035 (Ct. J. (Gen. Div.))(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	17 years ineligibility
R v Morrow, , [1995] O.J. No. 4052 (Ct. J. (Gen. Div.))(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	15 years ineligibility
1994
R v Francis, 1994 CanLII 4164 (NSCA), 127 NSR (2d) (NSCA), par Jones JA	NS	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Bishop, 1994 ABCA 361 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Muise, 1994 NSCA 198 (CanLII), par Hallett JA(2:1)	NS	CA	20 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Allegretti, 1994 CanLII 787 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Bain (1994), 130 N.S.R. (2d) 332 (C.A.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	NS	CA	10 years ineligibility
R v Pabani (1994), 17 O.R. (3d) 659 (C.A.), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	CA	10 years ineligibility
R v Deocharran, [1994] O.J. No. 3145 (Ct. J. (Gen. Div.)), {{{2}}}(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility
1993
R v Stevenson, 1993 ABCA 295 (CanLII), par Fraser CJ	AB	CA	12 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Young (L.A.), 1993 CanLII 3272 (NSCA), par Freeman JA	NS	CA	14 years ineligibility	The offender stabbed his wife over 14 times. The judge described it as "senseless" and "brutal". Find other summaries.
R v Guillemette, , [1993] B.C.J. No. 2092 (S.C.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	BC	SC	10 years ineligibility
1992
R v Pelletier, 1992 ABCA 153 (CanLII), par Cote JA	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Cameron, 1992 CanLII 7440 (ON CA), par J	ON	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
R v Lemky, 1992 CanLII 431 (BC CA), par J	BC	CA	10 years ineligibility	Trouver des résumés de cas.
1991
R v Ramsay, 1991 CanLII 11808 (MB CA), par Huband JA	MB	CA	14 years ineligibility	The offender "was found to have sexually desecrated his deceased victim, went on to say he had done society a favour by committing his crime. The court found that his unrepentant attitude marked him as dangerous. " Find other summaries.
R v Barry, , [1991] O.J. No. 2666 (Ont. C.J.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	12 years ineligibility	"Mr. Barry inflicted 62 stab wounds on his girlfriend who wanted to end the relationship, and applied sustained pressure to her neck. Aged 19 at the time of the murder, he was found to have been emotionally dependent on her. He had no criminal record. Nine jurors recommended a 10-year period of parole ineligibility, the mandatory minimum. Three jurors recommended 15 years. A 12-year period of parole ineligibility was imposed. The sentencing judge emphasized his view that the “killing of some” should not “cost the killer more than the killing of others”. " [26]
R v Doyle, [1991] NSJ No 447, 108 NSR (2d) 1 (NSCA)(*pas de liens CanLII)	NS	CA	17 years ineligibility	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.
R v Baillie, 1991 CanLII 2477 (NSCA), , 107 NSR (2d) 256 (CA), par Matthews JA	NS	CA	17 years ineligibility	The offender strangled his wife with a rope and left her to die, locked in the basement. Find other summaries.
R v McMurrer, (1991), 89 Nfld. & P.E.I.R. 36 (P.E.I.S.C. (A.D.))(*pas de liens CanLII)	IPE	CA	12 years ineligibility
R v Banash, (1991), 75 Man. R. (2d) 70 (C.A.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	MB	CA	10 years ineligibility
R v Edgecombe, , [1991] O.J. No. 2044 (Ct. J. (Gen. Div.))(*pas de liens CanLII)	ON	SC	10 years ineligibility
1990
R v Campbell, 1990 ABCA 198 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Strong, 1990 ABCA 327 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Smoker, 1990 ABCA 17 (CanLII), par curiam	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Also convicted of manslaughter. Find other summaries.
R v Randhawa, 1990 ABCA 90 (CanLII), par McClung JA	AB	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
R v Rhadbane, [1990] J.Q. no 2246 (C.A.)(*pas de liens CanLII)	QC	CA	15 years ineligibility
1987
R v CAM, 1987 CanLII 128 (NS CA), par Hart JA	NS	CA	21 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.
1986
R v Smith, (1986), 72 NSR (2d) 359 (AD)(*pas de liens CanLII)	NS	CA	20 years ineligibility	lengthy criminal record
1982
R v Wenarchuk, 1982 CanLII 2600 (SK CA), par Bayda CJ	SK	CA	15 years ineligibility	Find other summaries.

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