20 h. ago Jail time for B.C. serial random attacker for new offences while on probation

Shakwan Kelly, 30, was sentenced to 11.5 months in jail on Wednesday after pleading guilty in May to two separate assaults, uttering threats and breaching his release order.

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3 w. ago MMA fighter who crashed into Aldergrove building avoids jail time

Kultar Singh Gill was handed a conditional sentence -- to be served in the community -- of two years less a day, which was reduced to 544 days after credit for time served. 

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3 w. ago Alberta man should serve 18 months for string of Vancouver sucker punches: Crown

The Crown says Zachary Shettell should face an additional two months of probation once his jail time is up for the three attacks in five days in late November. 

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3 w. ago Calgary officer who assaulted intoxicated detainee spared any jail time

Const. David Wilhelm has been handed a 12-month conditional sentence with the first six months under house arrest

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3 w. ago MANDEL: Double killer found NCR spared more jail time for earlier stabbing of his friend

A man found not criminally responsible for butchering his parents with a golf club has avoided more prison time for stabbing his friend two years before the double murder. The way is now clear for Kyle Sequeira to be moved to a psychiatric hospital where he’ll be under the jurisdiction of the Ontario Review Board. […]

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4 w. ago MANDEL: Toronto cop spared jail in assault of teen who later died — but can’t be trusted with ‘deadly weapon’

What a bitter pill to swallow. In a Brampton courtroom Wednesday morning, suspended Toronto Police Const. Calvin Au, 34, avoided jail time and was handed a suspended sentence and a year’s probation for the violent takedown of 19-year-old Chadd Facey after he tried to sell a fake Apple watch. Hours after the assault, the teen […]

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last month Chris Selley: No jail time for accessory to a killing? Is anyone OK with this?

Criminal justice is usually complicated, and reactionism is often unhelpful, but neither is always true: This 'sentence' is an abomination

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