Criminal Code, section 368(1)
Use, trafficking or possession of forged document
What the law says
- Maximum
- 10 years
- Mandatory minimum
- No mandatory minimum
- Kind of offence
- Property
- Prosecuted
- By indictment or summary conviction
4 cases with this offence
- May 21, 2026R. v. MacDougall, 2026 NSSC 169
- Below the Crown's ask
4.5 years (54 months) global custody across 19 counts, less 558.5 days enhanced remand credit - October 17, 20252.5 years in custody (global, reduced from 3 years for totality); restitution of $351,538.98
- December 20, 2024R. v. B.D.C., 2024 BCSC 2435
- Below the Crown's ask
- On release at the time
Seven years' imprisonment in aggregate (four years concurrent to the Ontario sentence plus three years consecutive for the assaults) - July 25, 2022Five years for fraud, two years concurrent for breach of trust, and one month consecutive for the forged degree (covered by time served)