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R. v. Ayelazuno
Decided: 2026-10-06. Docket: COA-26-CR-0154. Citation: 2026 ONCA 707 (CanLII). Criminal and statutory offences — Sentencing — Conditional sentence order breach — Whether breach justified collapsing the CSO and ordering incarceration — Sliding scale under Criminal Code, s. 742.6(9), starting point termination, rebuttable presumption — Breach timing and continued deceit considered, “strikes at the heart” of CSO — Appeal dismissed | Procedure — Sentence appeal — Credit for period of suspension — Whether the period of suspension should be deemed time served under Criminal Code, ss. 742.6(16) and (17) — “Exceptional circumstances” and “interests of justice” threshold applied — Seriousness of breach, undue hardship, and compliance during suspension considered — Credit refused, appeal dismissed |
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