Sentence Watch

Kaz Henry Cox

3 tracked cases. In 1 case the person was on bail, probation or parole at the time of the offence.

Cases in date order

  1. March 17, 2022
    R. v. Cox, 2022 NSSC 95Possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose; Possession of a firearm knowing its possession is unauthorized; Possession of a loaded prohibited or restricted firearm; Breach of a probation order; Possession of a Schedule I or II substance for the purpose of trafficking; Possession of a weapon contrary to a prohibition order; Occupant of a motor vehicle knowing there is a firearm
    Judge
    Diane Rowe
    City
    Bridgewater
    Sentence
    6 years and 6 months' imprisonment (federal), less 129 days' pre-sentence credit
    At the time of the offence
    On probation
  2. July 21, 2022
    R. v. Cox, 2022 NSSC 200Aggravated assault
    Judge
    Jamie S. Campbell
    City
    Dartmouth
    Sentence
    4½ years imprisonment less 1,252 days remand credit (1 year and 25 days going forward), consecutive to an existing drug/firearms sentence
    At the time of the offence
    Not stated
  3. May 21, 2025
    R. v. Cox, 2025 NSPC 15Intimidation of a justice system participant or journalist
    Judge
    Bronwyn Duffy
    City
    Dartmouth
    Sentence
    2 years in a penitentiary, consecutive to sentences being served (concurrent to a life sentence)
    At the time of the offence
    Not stated

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