R. v. C. R. S., 2011 MBCA 107
Opinion
Citation: R. v. C. R. S., 2011 MBCA 107 Date: 20111216 Docket: AY 11-30-07656 IN THE COURT OF APPEAL OF MANITOBA Coram: Chief Justice Richard J. Scott Mr. Justice Michel A. Monnin Mr. Justice Alan D. MacInnes BETWEEN : HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN ) S. J. Soldier ) for the Appellant Respondent ) ) A. Y. Kotler - and - ) for the Respondent ) C. R.
S. ) Appeal heard and ) Decision pronounced: (Young Person, Accused) Appellant ) December 16, 2011 NOTICE OF RESTRICTION ON PUBLICATION : No one may publish any information that could identify a person as having been dealt with under the Youth Criminal Justice Act , S.C. 2002, c. 1 (see s. 110(1) ).
MONNIN J.A. (for the Court): 1 This is an appeal from a conviction by a youth court judge on one count of housebreak enter and commit indictable offence and two counts of failure to comply with disposition and the sentence imposed of 12 months’ custody followed by six months of community supervision and two years’ supervised probation. 2 We have not been convinced that the verdict was unreasonable.
There was evidence on which a properly instructed jury could convict as did the youth court judge. 3 In addition, we have not been persuaded that the judge misapprehended the identification evidence or drew from it inferences that she was not entitled to. 4 Basically, there is no merit to the appeal conviction and it is dismissed. 5 As to the sentence appeal, we deny leave. J.A. C.J.M. J.A.
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