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R. v. Timmons

Court Court of Appeal
Date 2003-10-14
Citation 2003 NSCA 108
Docket CA 186190
Judge/Registrar/Adjudicator Roscoe, Elizabeth A. (Honourable Justice) (CA); Freeman, Gerald B. (Honourable Justice) (CA); Chipman, David (Honourable Justice)
Document Type Library Sheet
Relations Decision - R. v. Timmons - 2003 NSCA 108 - 2003-10-14 - Decision

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                                NOVA SCOTIA COURT OF APPEAL

                               Citation: R. v. Timmons, 2003 NSCA 108

 

                                                                                                     Date: 20021014

                                                                                                Docket: CA186190

                                                                                                   Registry:  Halifax

 

 

Between:

                                               Wayde Jackie Timmons

                                                                                                               Appellant

                                                             v.

 

        Her Majesty The Queen

                                                                                                            Respondent

 

                                                                                                                            

 

Judge:                   Roscoe, J.A.

 

Appeal Heard:      October 6, 2003              

 

Subject:                Criminal Law, sentence appeal

 

Summary:             The appellant was sentenced to two years incarceration for assault causing bodily harm to his former wife.

 

Issue:          Was the sentence excessive?

 

Result:                  Appeal dismissed. The sentence imposed is not unreasonable, unfit, nor manifestly excessive.             

 

 

 

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