Citation: R. v. Cross, 2004 NSCA 156
Date: 20041231
Docket: CAC 214660
Registry: Halifax
Between:
Her Majesty The Queen
Appellant
v.
Kevin Brian Cross
Respondent
Judge: The Honourable Justice Roscoe
Appeal Heard: November 15, 2004
Subject: Criminal law, breach of conditional sentence, s. 742.6(9)
Summary: The respondent was alleged to have breached four conditions of his conditional sentence. Provincial Court judge proceeding under s.742.6 found that he had breached three conditions and directed that the respondent spend three of the remaining 17 months of the sentence in prison. The Crown appealed the finding of “no breach” of the fourth condition.
Issues: Is there a Crown appeal from a finding of no breach?
If so, did the sentencing judge err by not allowing the Crown to call rebuttal evidence at the breach hearing?
Result: Appeal dismissed. There is no appeal by the Attorney General of a finding that an allegation of breaching a term of a conditional sentence was not proven.
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