R. v. R.B.-C.

canada, canadian, case law, court opinion, canlii, csc-scc, 2026scc30, 2026 scc 30 (canlii), 2026, scc, 30, (canlii), 41677, 2026, criminal and statutory offences, sentencing, appeal, conditional sentence, whether sentence reduction was proper remedy for unreasonable post, verdict delay, delay treated as charter remedy affecting sentence length, conditional sentence reduced on appeal and upheld, appeal dismissed, constitution, charter of rights, section 11(b), post, verdict sentencing delay, whether a presumptive ceiling applies to sentencing delay after conviction, jordan ceilings rejected for post, verdict phase, markedly longer than it reasonably should have been test adopted, appeal dismissed, constitution, charter of rights, section 11(b), reasonableness of delay, whether time to complete sentencing proceedings markedly exceeded what it reasonably should have been, contextual inquiry including complexity, reasons for delay, conduct of parties and court, breach found on whole record, appeal dismissed, constitution, charter remedies, section 24(1), post, verdict sentencing delay, whether stay of proceedings is appropriate remedy after conviction, remedies discretionary and contextual given attenuated interests post, verdict, sentence reduction ordinarily appropriate, stay exceptional, sentence reduction maintained, appeal dismissed