Sentences in Nanaimo
20 cases tracked in Nanaimo. All of British Columbia.
Decisions
- January 9, 2026R. v. Boufford, 2026 BCSC 698
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
Conditional sentence of two years less a day with house arrest, and a five-year driving prohibition - December 18, 2025R. v. Kipp, 2025 BCSC 2616
- Below the Crown's ask
Two years less a day conditional sentence on house arrest, then 3 years probation - December 11, 2025R. v. Alexander, 2025 BCSC 2596
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
30 months in custody, consecutive to the sentence already being served - July 15, 2025R. v. Rahiman, 2025 BCSC 1375
- Below the Crown's ask
5 years and 6 months in custody (concurrent 3 years and 1 year on the firearm possession counts) - April 29, 20252 years in custody, plus a 10-year weapons prohibition
- March 4, 2025R. v. E.G.G.-G., 2025 BCSC 393
- Below the Crown's ask
4 years in custody - February 19, 2025Eight years in a federal penitentiary
- February 6, 2025R. v. P.J.L., 2025 BCSC 391
- Below the Crown's ask
Life imprisonment, no parole for 12 years; concurrent 4 years for indignity to human remainsLife sentence - January 30, 20253 years' imprisonment
- December 18, 202454 months in custody (30 months and a consecutive 24 months), less one month credit for pre-sentence custody
- November 12, 20245 years in penitentiary (3 years concurrent on second count), less 398 days pre-sentence custody; 10-year driving prohibition
- September 13, 20246 years in custody less 81 days' credit
- June 5, 20247 years in custody (2,556 days), less 735 days credit
- March 4, 202415 years' imprisonment globally (aggregate 17 years reduced for totality); lifetime s. 109 firearms prohibition, DNA and forfeiture orders
- June 30, 202318 months' incarceration, satisfied by 573 days of pre-sentence credit (time served), then 18 months probation
- April 14, 2023Life imprisonment, no parole eligibility for 20 yearsLife sentence
- February 9, 2023Four years on each of two counts, consecutive, reduced to six years for totality
- February 8, 2023Two years less one day conditional sentence (concurrent on each count, house arrest), then 3 years probation
- January 11, 2022Two years less a day imprisonment, no probation; DNA, SOIRA 20 years, 10-year firearms prohibition
- July 2, 202142 months (fentanyl count) with 15 months concurrent (methamphetamine count), consecutive to the sentence already being served
Judges who decided these cases
- The Honourable Justice Robin A. M. BairdSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Douglas W. ThompsonSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Alan M. RossSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Barbara M. YoungSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Carla L. ForthSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice David M. LaytonSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Francesca V. MarzariSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Jan BrongersSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Lisa J. HamiltonSupreme Court of British Columbia
- The Honourable Justice Wendy A. BakerSupreme Court of British Columbia