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Bry’n Ross (left) funnelled contracts to four companies associated with Harold Dawson (right). (CBC)
Two Nova Scotia men who swindled the Department of National Defence out of millions of dollars are being sent to prison.
But given that they ve already been serving conditional sentences it s not clear how much time, if any, Harold Dawson and Bry n Ross will actually spend behind bars.
The two men were convicted in September 2019 of fraud over $5,000. They were sentenced on Feb. 25, 2020, to conditional sentences of two years, less a day.
The Crown appealed those sentences and in a decision released Wednesday, the Nova Scotia Court of Appeal agreed with the Crown and substituted prison sentences.
Posted: Jan 07, 2021 2:20 PM AT | Last Updated: January 8
Bassam Al-Rawi was granted bail on Thursday. He will be allowed to return to Germany until his appeal hearing in June.(Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press)
A former Halifax taxi driver sentenced to two years in prison last month for sexually assaulting a woman eight years ago has been granted bail and will be allowed to return to Germany while he awaits his appeal hearing in June.
Bassam Al-Rawi filed a notice of appeal through his lawyer on Dec. 30. In August, he was found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman in his Bedford, N.S., apartment in 2012, after he picked her up in his taxi while she was lost downtown.
Posted: Dec 16, 2020 2:21 PM AT | Last Updated: December 16, 2020
This woman, whom CBC interviewed in 2019, testified she was sexually assaulted by Jordan Ellis.(Dave Laughlin/CBC)
Nova Scotia s highest court has refused to reinstate a sexual assault charge against a man whose case took too long to make its way through the system.
Jordan Michael Ellis, 34, was charged on May 30, 2017. A woman alleged he raped her when he took her to a remote country road in Annapolis County.
Tufts applied the standard set by the Supreme Court of Canada in the Jordan case, a ruling that said matters in provincial court must be resolved within 18 months. Since the charge against Ellis went far beyond the time limit, Tufts entered a stay of proceedings.
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