Criminal Code, section 434
Arson causing damage to property
What the law says
- Maximum
- 14 years
- Mandatory minimum
- No mandatory minimum
- Kind of offence
- Property
Indictable only.
6 cases with this offence
- April 24, 202628 months jail (708 days credit, 132 days remaining), 9 months concurrent, then 1 year probation
- February 9, 20264.5 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
- October 28, 2025Life imprisonment, no parole for 25 years (first degree murder); 5 years concurrent for arsonLife sentence
- May 14, 202424 months in a federal institution for arson (30 days concurrent on the other counts), then 36 months probation
- October 5, 20233 years and 9 months custody less 641 days credit (two years less a day remaining), then 3 years probation
- April 21, 2023Five years total (two years per count consecutive, reduced by one year for totality), less 1,262 days credit; then 3 years probation