The Honourable Justice

Jamie S. Campbell

Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, Kentville

Sitting.

Last updated

14 cases tracked, 1 flagged.

Below the Crown's ask
1
No jail for a violent offence
0
Increased on appeal
0
Offender offended again
0

Counts and the score cover the published decisions Sentence Watch has tracked, not every case this judge decided. How cases are chosen.

No leniency score yet: 4 of 5 comparable cases needed (a case is comparable when the decision states what the Crown asked for).

Tracked cases by decision date, 2022 to 2027.
  1. R. v. D.A.D., February 9, 2026
  2. R. v. P.K.G., September 23, 2025
  3. R. v. Lilly, October 8, 2024, flagged
  4. R. v. Knockwood, August 20, 2024
  5. R. v. Lambert, September 11, 2023
  6. R. v. Fraser, July 29, 2022
  7. R. v. Cox, July 21, 2022
  8. R. v. Coaker, July 21, 2022
  9. R. v. Hardiman, July 20, 2022
  10. R. v. Crawley, July 20, 2022
  11. R. v. Mitton, May 5, 2022
  12. R. v. Clarke-McNeil, March 11, 2022
  13. R. v. Horton, January 20, 2022
  14. R. v. Nagendran, January 20, 2022
  • Property
  • Violent
  • Other
  • Below the Crown's ask
  • Not flagged

Flagged cases

  1. October 8, 2024
    R. v. Lilly, 2024 NSSC 301Aggravated assault, Dartmouth
    • Below the Crown's ask
    3 years and 10 months (consecutive to current sentence), less 817 days remand credit; long-term offender designation with 6-year long-term supervision order

Other tracked cases

  1. February 9, 2026
    R. v. D.A.D., 2026 NSSC 25Arson causing damage to property; Break and enter a dwelling-house; Indignity to human remains, Wolfville
    4.5 years in custody (3 years break and enter, 18 months consecutive for indignity to human remains, 18 months concurrent for arson), less 32 days' credit
  2. September 23, 2025
    R. v. P.K.G., 2025 NSSC 302Assault; Assault with a weapon; Assault by choking, suffocating or strangling; Sexual assault, Halifax
    Four years in custody, less 687 days remand credit (773 days remaining)
  3. August 20, 2024
    8.5 years (3,102 days) less 1,504 days remand credit; 4 years and 138 days remaining
  4. September 11, 2023
    R. v. Lambert, 2023 NSSC 264Aggravated assault, Burnside
    4 years imprisonment, consecutive to the sentence he is already serving
  5. July 29, 2022
    R. v. Fraser, 2022 NSSC 215Aggravated assault, Dartmouth
    4 years imprisonment, consecutive to the sentence being served; s. 109 firearms prohibition, DNA order
  6. July 21, 2022
    R. v. Cox, 2022 NSSC 200Aggravated assault, Dartmouth
    4½ years imprisonment less 1,252 days remand credit (1 year and 25 days going forward), consecutive to an existing drug/firearms sentence
  7. July 21, 2022
    R. v. Coaker, 2022 NSSC 201Aggravated assault, Dartmouth
    4 years less 1,336 days' remand credit (124 days remaining); s. 109 prohibition, DNA
  8. July 20, 2022
    R. v. Hardiman, 2022 NSSC 198Aggravated assault, Dartmouth
    6 years imprisonment less 636 days remand credit (4 years and 94 days remaining); s. 109 prohibition, DNA order
  9. July 20, 2022
    R. v. Crawley, 2022 NSSC 199Aggravated assault, Dartmouth
    5 years in custody, less 1,441 days' remand credit (one year and 19 days remaining)
  10. May 5, 2022
    R. v. Mitton, 2022 NSSC 123Aggravated assault, Burnside
    6 years' imprisonment, consecutive to the sentence being served
  11. March 11, 2022
    R. v. Clarke-McNeil, 2022 NSSC 63Aggravated assault, Burnside
    6 years in prison, less 418 days remand credit
  12. January 20, 2022
    R. v. Horton, 2022 NSSC 13Assault; Aggravated assault; Possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose; Resisting or obstructing a peace officer, Halifax
    4 years for aggravated assault, consecutive to the sentence being served; 60 days and 30 days concurrent on the other counts
  13. January 20, 2022
    R. v. Nagendran, 2022 NSSC 14Resisting or obstructing a peace officer, Dartmouth
    5 months' incarceration, already served through remand

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