Criminal Code, section 85(2)
Using an imitation firearm in the commission of an offence
What the law says
- Maximum
- 14 years
- Mandatory minimum
- No mandatory minimum
- Kind of offence
- Firearms
6 cases with this offence
- April 3, 2024R. v. C-H.M.C., 2024 BCSC 689
- Below the Crown's ask
13 months in custody (4 months plus 9 months consecutive), then 12 months probation - July 6, 2023R. v. A.R.K.K., 2023 BCSC 1175
- On release at the time
12 years global (9 years manslaughter plus consecutive 4 years robbery and 1 year imitation firearm, reduced for totality), less 1,061 days' pre-sentence credit - April 13, 202322 months (660 days) jail, less 391.5 days' pre-sentence credit, then 24 months probation (joint submission)
- November 25, 2022R. v. Lesko, 2022 BCSC 2276
- Below the Crown's ask
7 years (6 years concurrent on B&E-robbery and confinement, plus 1 year consecutive for imitation firearm), less 1 month pre-trial credit; DNA, 10-year s. 109 prohibition, s. 743.21 no-contact order - April 20, 20225 years in custody (4 years concurrent on break and enter and robbery, 1 year concurrent for disguise, 1 year consecutive for imitation firearm), less 702 days credit
- November 23, 2021R. v. Hunter, 2021 BCSC 2426
- Below the Crown's ask
28 months in jail less 17 months credit (11 months remaining), then 18 months probation