Rangefindr: Pre-Sentence Custody Credit Guide

by George Roy | Feb 12, 2024 | Criminal Law, Sentencing

Recent news reports from Ontario have highlighted the complicated practice of calculating credit for pre-sentence custody. Rangefindr has been a helpful resource for our members to suggest sentencing ranges and now Rangefindr has created a new guide to further assist calculating these sentences.

The rangefindr.ca “Guide to Credit for Pre-sentence Custody and Release” is now available behind the member portal.

Other free guides and tools are available at https://www.rangefindr.ca/eng/docs and https://mms.watch.

Blog Round-Up November/December 2023

by George Roy | Feb 5, 2024 | Blogs

A bi-monthly round-up of blog posts from the Manitoba legal community for the months of November and December 2023

Brodsky Amy & Gould

What Happens If I Plead Not Guilty To A DUI? December 8, 2023
Mental Health & The Criminal Justice System: Advocating For Fair Treatment November 14, 2023

Fillmore Riley

What employers need to know about workplace investigations January 12, 2024
List of Canadian-authorized cryptocurrency trading platforms continues to grow December 18, 2023
MD INC.: The benefits and drawbacks of incorporating a medical practice November 28, 2023
Federal Court of Canada sticks a spork in single-use plastics ban November 17, 2023

MLT Aikins

Court of Appeal rules B.C. Supreme Court can decide if Human Rights Tribunal parties settled December 22, 2023
CBCA Corporations’ New Filing Requirements on Individuals with Significant Control December 19, 2023
CFO fired for company credit card abuse but compensated for discriminatory termination of employment December 21, 2023
Executive sues for wrongful dismissal and ends up paying his employer $530,000 December 14, 2023
New Canadian guidance on the use of generative artificial intelligence December 13, 2023
What constitute assets held in “trust” for the purposes of new ITA reporting requirements? December 13, 2023
Important deadlines under Pay Equity Act coming in 2024 for federally regulated employers December 7, 2023
Does Ottawa’s 2023 Fall Economic Update move the needle on Canada’s clean energy economy? December 5, 2023
SCC rules owner can be employer of 3rd-party employees under OHS law, even without worker or workplace control December 1, 2023

Robson Crim Legal Blog

Taylor McCaffrey

Let the Good Times Roll…But Not Out of Control December 6, 2023
Canada’s Impact Assessment Act: A Constitutional Conundrum November 21, 2023

TDS law

Canada’s New ‘Modern Slavery Act’ and What It Means for You November 23, 2023
U.S. Immigration: What Do Canadian TN Visa Holders Have to Keep in Mind When They Have a Change in Employment Condition November 11, 2023

Together a collaborative family law blog

What We Saw & Family Law: Liar Liar and Co-Parenting November 10, 2023

The Great Library will be closed from December 25, 2024 to January 1, 2025 for the winter holidays. Regular office hours will resume on Thursday, January 2, 2025.