Citation: R. v. Jean Date: 20110623 2011 BCPC 0506 File No: 8000-1 Registry: Vancouver IN THE PROVINCIAL COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA REGINA v. ALEX JEAN EXCERPTS FROM PROCEEDINGS REASONS FOR SENTENCE OF THE HONOURABLE JUDGE C. BAGNALL Counsel for the Crown: G. Banning Counsel for the Defendant: S. E.. Martin Place of Hearing: Vancouver , B.C.

Date of Judgment: June 23, 2011 [ 1 ] THE COURT: Mr. Jean, you are going to serve nine months with respect to this matter. You are also going to be placed on probation for a period of one year.

The statutory conditions will apply, and I will add the following. [ 2 ] You will report within 72 hours of your release from custody to the probation office at 275 East Cordova Street, Vancouver, B.C., and thereafter as directed by your probation officer. [ 3 ] You will attend the forensic outpatient clinic at 300 - 307 West Broadway, Vancouver, B.C., or elsewhere for assessment, treatment and counselling. [ 4 ] I am going to add a more general condition that you will take counselling as directed by your probation officer. [ 5 ] You will have no contact directly or indirectly with Ray Wallace Wilson. [ 6 ] You will possess no weapons. [ 7 ] You will neither possess nor consume alcohol nor any other drugs except drugs prescribed for you by a doctor or a dentist. [ 8 ] The order will be prepared in writing.

It will be read and explained to you, Mr. Jean. A copy will be given to you. I delegate to the clerk of the court the other responsibilities I have under the Criminal Code . [ 9 ] I am going to ask that your record reflect that I have taken into account the five months of time that you have been in custody. There will be no surcharge with respect to this matter, and I will make the mandatory order under s. 109 for the period of your life. Thank you. [ 10 ] MR. MARTIN: Your Honour, is this nine months on top of the five he has already -- [ 11 ] THE COURT: Yes. Thank you. (REASONS FOR SENTENCE CONCLUDED)