CDSA, section 6(1)

Importing or exporting a Schedule I or II substance

What the law says

Maximum
Life imprisonment
Mandatory minimum
No mandatory minimum
Kind of offence
Drug

Indictable only for Schedule I and II. Minimums repealed by S.C. 2022, c. 15 (Bill C-5).

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4 cases with this offence

  1. April 10, 2026
    R. v. Sangha, 2026 BCSC 655Importing or exporting a Schedule I or II substance, Surrey. Justice John Gibb-Carsley
    5 and a half years imprisonment
  2. June 7, 2024
    R. v. Horvath, 2024 BCSC 1323Importing or exporting a Schedule I or II substance, Vancouver. Justice Amy D. Francis
    Two years less a day conditional sentence, then three years probation
  3. July 22, 2022
    R. v. Chahal, 2022 BCSC 1409Possession of a Schedule I or II substance for the purpose of trafficking; Importing or exporting a Schedule I or II substance, Surrey. Justice George Macintosh
    4 years imprisonment (importing), 2.5 years concurrent (possession for the purpose of trafficking); firearms prohibition, forfeiture, DNA order
  4. February 22, 2022
    R. v. Hecock, 2022 BCSC 516Possession of a Schedule I or II substance for the purpose of trafficking; Importing or exporting a Schedule I or II substance, Abbotsford. Justice Ardith Walkem
    10 years' imprisonment on each of two counts, concurrent, less credit for time served

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