Criminal Code, section 268
Aggravated assault
What the law says
- Maximum
- 14 years
- Mandatory minimum
- No mandatory minimum
- Kind of offence
- Violent
Indictable only.
64 cases with this offence
- March 20, 2024R. v. Bowcock, 2024 BCSC 1300
- Below the Crown's ask
15 years global (14 years attempted murder, 7 years concurrent aggravated assault, 1 year consecutive firearm use), less 1,335 days creditBelow the Crown's ask - March 7, 2024R. v. Martin, 2024 NSSC 68
- No jail for a violent offence
24 months less a day conditional sentence, then 12 months probation - February 14, 2024R. v. Mack, 2024 BCSC 2648
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
Two years less a day conditional sentence with curfew and 80 hours community work, no probation; s. 109 firearms prohibition and DNA order - December 22, 2023R. v. Bailey, 2023 BCSC 2374
- Below the Crown's ask
18 months jail less 351 days credit (189 days remaining), then 2 years probation - December 14, 2023R. v. Suel, 2023 BCSC 2288
- Below the Crown's ask
30 months custody (6 months for break and enter, 24 months for aggravated assault), less credit for time served - December 8, 2023R. v. Parker, 2023 BCSC 2259
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
4 years 6 months imprisonment, less 18 days credit - November 30, 2023R. v. Deo, 2023 BCSC 2486
- Below the Crown's ask
4 years imprisonment on each offence, concurrent, less 30 days credit; lifetime s. 109 prohibition, DNA, restitution - November 14, 2023R. v. Macaskill, 2023 BCSC 2122
- Below the Crown's ask
4 years imprisonment, less 100 days credit for 66 days of pre-trial custody - September 22, 20235 years in custody (joint submission), lifetime weapons prohibition, DNA order
- September 12, 2023R. v. MacEvoy, 2023 NSPC 59
- On release at the time
4 years 4 months (52 months) penitentiary: 4 years for aggravated assault plus 4 months consecutive for uttering threats, less roughly 9 months remand credit (43 months remaining) - September 11, 20234 years imprisonment, consecutive to the sentence he is already serving
- August 31, 2023R. c. Bandaogo, 2023 BCSC 2514
- On release at the time
Life imprisonment, no parole for 15 years (second degree murder); concurrent 8 years on each attempted murder count and 3 years for aggravated assaultLife sentence - August 28, 2023R. v. Thorsen, 2023 BCSC 1661
- Below the Crown's ask
2 years imprisonment, less 318 days credit for pre-sentence custody, then 18 months probation; 180 days concurrent on the threats count - August 9, 2023Life imprisonment, no parole for 12 years; concurrent 5 and 7 years for two aggravated assaultsLife sentence
- April 20, 2023R. v. Thibault, 2023 NSPC 22
- On release at the time
14 months custody (concurrent 6 months and 30 days on other counts), then 24 months probation - March 24, 2023R. v. Comerford, 2023 BCSC 851
- Below the Crown's ask
16 months' incarceration, then 18 months' probation - January 30, 2023R. v. LeRoy, 2023 NSSC 37
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
10 years in custody less 4 years' remand credit, leaving 6 years to serve - January 13, 2023R. v. Kawerninski, 2023 BCSC 377
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
Two years less a day conditional sentence, in addition to 261 days' pre-sentence custody credit, then 18 months probation - November 14, 2022Life imprisonment, no parole for 18 years; 7 years concurrent on each aggravated assaultLife sentence
- November 2, 20223 years in prison
- September 23, 2022R. v. Adolph, 2022 BCSC 2493
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
- On release at the time
Conditional sentence of 24 months less one day (18 months house arrest, then curfew) - September 15, 20223 years and 2 months (all but one day satisfied by pre-sentence custody credit), then 3 years probation
- August 19, 2022Five years' incarceration less 1,145 days pre-sentence credit (681 days left to serve), then 24 months probation
- July 29, 20224 years imprisonment, consecutive to the sentence being served; s. 109 firearms prohibition, DNA order
- July 21, 20224½ years imprisonment less 1,252 days remand credit (1 year and 25 days going forward), consecutive to an existing drug/firearms sentence
Judges who sentenced this offence
- The Honourable Justice Jamie S. Campbell
- The Honourable Justice Heather J. Holmes
- The Honourable Justice Alan M. Ross
- The Honourable Justice Anthony Saunders
- The Honourable Justice Ardith Walkem
- The Honourable Justice Carla L. Forth
- The Honourable Justice Diane Rowe
- The Honourable Justice Gary P. Weatherill
- The Honourable Justice Geoffrey B. Gomery
- The Honourable Justice Patrick J. Duncan
- The Honourable Justice Shelley C. Fitzpatrick
- The Honourable Justice Ward K. Branch
- The Honourable Judge A. Peter Ross
- The Honourable Justice Amy D. Francis
- The Honourable Justice Andrew P. A. Mayer
- The Honourable Justice Bradford F. Smith
- The Honourable Justice D. Timothy Gabriel
- The Honourable Justice David K. Jones
- The Honourable Justice Denise M. Boudreau
- The Honourable Justice Elin Sigurdson
- The Honourable Justice Elizabeth McDonald
- The Honourable Justice F. Matthew Kirchner
- The Honourable Justice Frank P. Hoskins
- The Honourable Justice Gareth Morley
- The Honourable Justice Geoffrey R. J. Gaul
- The Honourable Justice Jan Brongers
- The Honourable Justice Jasvinder S. Basran
- The Honourable Justice John A. Keith
- The Honourable Justice John Gibb-Carsley
- The Honourable Justice Joshua M. Arnold