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Canadian Criminal Sentencing/Cases/Drug Trafficking (Schedule III)
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Schedule III - MDMA / Ecstasy
high level dealers
R. v. Ling, 2012 ONSC 654||ON ||SC|| 10 to 14 years || ||production and trafficking of Ketamine and MDMA
mid level dealers
Case Cite Pv.Ct. Sentence Amount SummaryRegina v. Christie 2009 BCPC 97 BC PC 2 years R. v. Kaasa 2008 ABPC 146 ABPC 6 months 21 ecstacy pills R. v. C.B. 2006 ABPC 167 ABPC 2 years less a day CSO marijuana, resin, valium, ecstacy R. v. Toor 2006 BCCA 347 BCCA 32 month sentence 500 pills of ecstasy R. v. Gallant (2006) 2006 NBQB 380 NBSC 2 years less a day 890 ecstasy pills R. v. Sigurdson 2005 CanLII 46573 (MB P.C.) MBPC3 months 54 gr methamphetamine and 69 ecstasy pills R. v. Russell & Grenfal 2000 BCSC 27BCSC 4 years 943 Ecstasy pills
low level dealers
Case Cite Sentence Amount Summary R. v. Kaasa 2008 ABPC 146 6 months 21 pills in possession; sold 2 to undercover some record; 27 years old R. v. Idris 2007 ABPC 211 CD and 30 mo probation 6 pills of ecstasy summary conviction offence; crown sought 12 months CSO R. v. Houle 2007 ABCA 407 12 months imprisonment R. v. Buzzell 2006 ABQB 272 6 mo after 1.5 years remand credit 8 occasions of trafficking meth ranging from 3.5 grams to 5 ounces R. v. Ferguson 2005 ABPC 37 3.5 years ecstasy and K R. v. Bercier (T.J.) 2004 MBCA 51 R. v. Bedford (2000) N.S.J. No. 277 (NSCA)
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