R. v. Bates (2000), 35 C.R. (5th) 327 (Ontario Court of Appeal) A man is found guilty of 11 offences, including one count of criminal harassment

(Canadian law) For each of the following situations, should you impose a conditional sentence? Indicate whether or not you would impose a conditional sentence. if so, what additional requirements you would add on as part of a conditional sen- tence order. Give the reasons for your decision.→

R. v. Bates (2000), 35 C.R. (5th) 327 (Ontario Court of Appeal) A man is found guilty of 11 offences, including one count of criminal harass- ment, one count of uttering a death threat, three counts of assault, and six counts of failing to comply with the terms of various judicial interim release orders. He harrassed a woman with whom he had an affair while married, and despite judi- cial orders to stay away from her, he con- tinually bothered her. A doctor’s report indicated that he needed to take part in anger management therapy.