Criminal Code, section 733.1(1)
Breach of a probation order
What the law says
- Maximum
- 4 years
- Mandatory minimum
- No mandatory minimum
- Kind of offence
- Other
- Prosecuted
- By indictment or summary conviction
11 cases with this offence
- February 18, 2026R. v. J.M.A., 2026 BCSC 377
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
6 years 4 months in custody (5 years 4 months on loaded handgun plus 1 year consecutive for possession while prohibited), less 1,294 days credit - January 16, 2026R. v. C.F., 2026 NSPC 14
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
3 years custody (concurrent 3 months each on resisting arrest and breach of probation), less 501 days' credit; lifetime SOIRA, 10-year s. 161 order - December 23, 2025R. v. C.B.R.W., 2025 NSPC 45
- Below the Crown's ask
- No jail for a violent offence
- On release at the time
10 months conditional sentence after 11 months remand credit (21-month total), then 2 years probation - March 3, 2025R. v. Greek, 2025 NSSC 144
- Below the Crown's ask
5 years 9 months total, less remand credit: 2 years and 27 days remaining in a federal institution - January 27, 2025R. v. Gill, 2025 BCSC 288
- On release at the time
8 years in custody (global, concurrent counts) - September 26, 2024R v Wright, 2024 NSPC 45
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
Suspended sentence with 24 months probation, after 397.5 days of remand credit exceeded a 390-day notional sentence - December 19, 2023R. v. J.S.M., 2023 NSPC 53
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
4 years plus 1 year plus 6 months consecutive (5 years 6 months), less 1 month remand credit: 5 years 5 months net - May 1, 2023R. v. Riley-Zwicker, 2023 NSPC 15
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
315 days custody less 164 days remand credit (151 days left), then 2 years probation - 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 - July 19, 202220-month sentence less 10 months remand credit, served as a 10-month conditional sentence order; DNA order, 9-year-10-month driving prohibition; no probation
- March 17, 2022R. v. Cox, 2022 NSSC 95
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
6 years and 6 months' imprisonment (federal), less 129 days' pre-sentence credit