Criminal Code, section 423.1

Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist

What the law says

Maximum
14 years
Mandatory minimum
No mandatory minimum
Kind of offence
Other

Indictable only.

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5 cases with this offence

  1. May 26, 2026
    R. v. D.R.L., 2026 BCSC 1157Aggravated assault; Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist, Penticton. Justice Elizabeth McDonald
    • Below the Crown's ask
    2.5 years (912 days) for aggravated assault plus 24 months consecutive for intimidating a justice system participant, less 236 days credit
  2. May 21, 2025
    R. v. Cox, 2025 NSPC 15Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist, Dartmouth. Judge Bronwyn Duffy
    2 years in a penitentiary, consecutive to sentences being served (concurrent to a life sentence)
  3. May 4, 2023
    R. v. Taylor, 2023 NSSC 143Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist; Accessory after the fact to murder, Dartmouth. Justice John P. Bodurtha
    Conditional sentence of two years less a day (14 months concurrent on the intimidation counts), then 12 months probation; DNA order
  4. March 20, 2023
    R. v. Minugh, 2023 NSPC 16Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist, Truro. Judge Alain Bégin
    3 months conditional sentence, then 24 months probation
  5. October 3, 2022
    R. v. Lilly, 2022 NSSC 276Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist, Dartmouth. Justice Peter P. Rosinski
    25 months imprisonment, consecutive to any sentence being served; lifetime s. 109 prohibition, DNA order

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