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28 Feb '14
In R. v. T.A.P., 2014 ONCA 141, the Ontario Court of Appeal imposed what essentially amounts to a two-year house arrest sentence for possession of a loaded handgun with a defaced serial number. The case has illustrates the sentencing range for “non-true crime” handgun offences.
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An Ottawa man who was acquitted of firearms charges after a judge found the pellet gun he was allegedly carrying did not meet the definition of a “weapon” will face a new trial, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled on September 4th. Previously, a pellet gun was not considered a “weapon” unless someone carried it for the purpose of hurting or threatening someone.
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