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R. v. Mansour

Court Court of Appeal
Date 1998-05-29
Citation 1998 NSCA 154
Docket CAC 145143
Judge/Registrar/Adjudicator Flinn, Edward J. (Honourable Justice); Cromwell, Thomas A. (Honourable Justice); Bateman, Nancy J. (Honourable Justice) (CA)
Document Type Library Sheet
Relations Decision - R. v. Mansour - 1998 NSCA 154 - 1998-05-29 - Decision

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CASE NO.                                                  VOLUME                                                          PAGE

Cite as: R. v. Mansour, 1998 NSCA 154

 

SOLOMON MANSOUR                                                             HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN

                                                                        - and -

(Appellant)                                                                                                                (Respondent)

 

C.A.C.  No.  145143                            Halifax, N.S.                                              FLINN, J.A.

                                                                                                                             (orally)

 

 

 

APPEAL HEARD:                                        May 29, 1998

 

JUDGMENT DELIVERED:             May 29, 1998

 

WRITTEN RELEASE OF ORAL:               June 2,1998

 

 

 

SUBJECT:           Breach of Condition of Conditional Sentence - s. 742.6 Criminal Code of Canada, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-46

 

SUMMARY:        Following a hearing, a Provincial Court Judge found the appellant to be in breach of one of the conditions of a conditional sentence which had been imposed upon the appellant on August 7th, 1997.  The Provincial Court Judge revoked the conditional sentence and directed the appellant to be committed into custody for the remainder of his sentence.

 

Appeal dismissed.  The Provincial Court Judge made no reviewable error in his findings, or his disposition of the matter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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