Criminal Code, section 267(b)
Assault causing bodily harm
What the law says
- Maximum
- 10 years
- Mandatory minimum
- No mandatory minimum
- Kind of offence
- Violent
- Prosecuted
- By indictment or summary conviction
21 cases with this offence
- February 13, 2026R. v. Dermody, 2026 NSPC 7
- Below the Crown's ask
10 months custody going forward, then 12 months probation - December 2, 2025R. v. Falcitelli, 2025 NSPC 40
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
Conditional discharge with 24 months probation, including $6,000 restitution - October 30, 2025R. v. LeRoy, 2025 NSSC 360
- On release at the time
Long-term offender: 10 years imprisonment (counts concurrent, consecutive to sentences already being served), then a 10-year long-term supervision order; lifetime firearms prohibition - July 28, 2025Life imprisonment, no parole for 25 years; 90 days concurrent for assault causing bodily harmLife sentence
- July 25, 2025R. v. Wood, 2025 BCSC 2038
- Below the Crown's ask
11 months' jail, then 12 months' probation; 1-year driving prohibition - November 21, 2024R v. Himmelman, 2024 NSSC 411
- No jail for a violent offence
13 months conditional sentence (house arrest), then 1 year probation - November 7, 2024R. v. A.G., 2024 BCSC 2475
- On release at the time
3 years in jail (less 740 days' credit), 6 months concurrent, then 2 years probation - October 24, 2024R. v. Kennedy, 2024 NSSC 326
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
18 months conditional sentence, then 2 years probation - September 13, 20246 years in custody less 81 days' credit
- June 5, 2024R. v. Hughes, 2024 BCSC 1103
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
3.5 years concurrent on each count, less 598 days credit (net 679 days), then 12 months probation - April 29, 2024R. v. Clayton Blaise Young, 2024 NSPC 31
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
Suspended sentence with 3 years probation (concurrent on the violence and weapon counts); 1 day jail deemed served on theft and mischief - July 17, 20237 years imprisonment (5 years for sexual assault plus consecutive terms on five other counts)
- July 6, 202312 months in custody, then 2 years probation
- June 30, 202318 months' incarceration, satisfied by 573 days of pre-sentence credit (time served), then 18 months probation
- April 13, 202322 months (660 days) jail, less 391.5 days' pre-sentence credit, then 24 months probation (joint submission)
- March 7, 2023R. v. Yahia, 2023 BCSC 980
- No jail for a violent offence
3 months conditional sentence (first 45 days house arrest), then 12 months probation - July 15, 2022R. v. Gloade, 2022 NSPC 59
- Below the Crown's ask
14 months (420 days) incarceration, fully satisfied by 1,296 days of enhanced remand credit; lifetime s. 109 prohibition, DNA - June 22, 2022R. v. Thompson, 2022 NSPC 25
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
15 months conditional sentence (9 months house arrest, then curfew), then 15 months probation - June 17, 2022R. v. M.E.L., 2022 BCSC 1200
- Below the Crown's ask
Long-term offender: 7 years less 4 years pre-sentence credit (3 years remaining), then an 8-year long-term supervision order - April 1, 202212 months jail less 279 days credit, then one year probation
- July 20, 202190 days intermittent custody on weekends, probation to two years from sentencing, $10,000 restitution
Judges who sentenced this offence
- The Honourable Judge Shane Russell
- The Honourable Justice Wendy A. Baker
- The Honourable Judge A. Peter Ross
- The Honourable Justice Andrew P. A. Mayer
- The Honourable Justice Anita Chan
- The Honourable Justice Ardith Walkem
- The Honourable Justice Bruce Elwood
- The Honourable Justice Carla L. Forth
- The Honourable Justice Christa M. Brothers
- The Honourable Justice D. Timothy Gabriel
- The Honourable Judge Del W. Atwood
- The Honourable Justice Diane Rowe
- The Honourable Justice J. Miriam Gropper
- The Honourable Justice Janet Winteringham
- The Honourable Justice John P. Bodurtha
- The Honourable Judge Rosalind Michie
- The Honourable Judge Theodore K. Tax
- The Honourable Judge Timothy G. Daley