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Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan Summary Conviction Appeal Rules — 10
Notice of date, time and place of hearing 10 As soon as the appeal is set for hearing, the local registrar of the appeal court shall give notice to the appellant and to the respondent that the appeal has been set down for hearing as well as notice of the date and time when, and the place where, the appeal will be heard.
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Memorandum of argument required 11 Unless the appeal court otherwise orders, the appellant and respondent shall each file a memorandum of argument with the local registrar.
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Appellant’s memorandum of argument 12 The appellant’s memorandum of argument shall be in Form 3 and shall contain the following information: (a) Part 1 Introduction: The appellant’s brief summary of the context for the appeal; (b) Part 2 Jurisdiction and Standard of Review: The appellant shall state its position on each of the following matters: (i) the source of the right of appeal; (ii) the jurisdiction of the court to determine the appeal; and (iii) the applicable standard of appellate review; (c) Part 3 Summary of Facts: The appellant shall concisely state the facts; (d) Part 4 Points in Issue: The appellant shall concisely state the points in issue in the appeal; (e) Part 5 Argument: The appellant’s argument setting out precisely the points of law or fact to be argued and the basis for the argument, with reference to the page and line of the transcript and the authorities relied on in support of each point. Any statute, regulation, rule, ordinance, bylaw or part thereof relied upon shall be copied as an appendix to the memorandum or separately filed; (f) Part 6 Relief: The precise order the appellant desires the court to make; (g) Part 7 Authorities: A table of authorities relied upon by the appellant, arranged alphabetically. Citations shall be done in compliance with the Citation Guide for the Courts of Saskatchewan . SI/2015-41, s. 2
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Respondent’s memorandum of argument 13 The respondent’s memorandum of argument shall be in Form 4 and shall contain the following information: (a) Part 1 Introduction: The respondent’s brief summary of the context for the appeal; (b) Part 2 Jurisdiction and Standard of Review: The respondent shall state its position on each of the following matters: (i) the source of the right of appeal; (ii) the jurisdiction of the court to determine the appeal; and (iii) the applicable standard of appellate review; (c) Part 3 Summary of Facts: The respondent shall concisely accept, modify or supplement the appellant’s statement of facts as required; (d) Part 4 Points in Issue: The respondent shall accept or respond to each point in issue raised in the appellant’s memorandum and add such additional points as it wishes to raise. The respondent shall state any intentions and the reasons to argue the judgment should be upheld, in whole or in part, for reasons not found in the judgment and not raised in the appellant’s memorandum; (e) Part 5 Argument: The respondent’s argument, setting out concisely the points of law or fact to be argued and the basis for the argument, with reference to the page and line of the transcript and the authorities relied on in support of each point. Any statute, regulation, rule, ordinance, bylaw or part thereof relied upon shall be copied as an appendix to the memorandum or separately filed; (f) Part 6 Relief: The precise order the respondent desires the court to make; and (g) Part 7 Authorities: A table of authorities relied upon by the respondent, arranged alphabetically. Citations shall be done in compliance with the Citation Guide for the Courts of Saskatchewan . SI/2015-41, s. 2
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Service by appellant 14 At least 30 days before the date set for the hearing of the appeal, the appellant shall file their memorandum of argument and serve a copy on the respondent.
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Service by respondent 15 At least 15 days before the date set for the hearing of the appeal, the respondent shall file their memorandum of argument and serve a copy on the appellant.
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Application to dismiss appeal 16 (1) The respondent may apply to the appeal court for an order that the appeal be dismissed if the appellant fails to (a) pursue the appeal diligently; or (b) comply with these Rules. (2) The respondent shall serve the appellant with 14 days’ notice of the date, time and place of the hearing of the application.
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Reference to appeal court 17 If the local registrar considers that the appellant has not pursued the appeal diligently or has not complied with these Rules, the local registrar may refer the matter to the appeal court.
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Notice of reference 18 If the local registrar makes a reference under Rule 17, the local registrar shall serve the appellant and the respondent with 14 days’ notice of the date, time and place of the hearing of the reference, by mailing the notice to each party’s address for service.
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Order of appeal court 19 On an application under Rule 16 or a reference under Rule 17, the appeal court may dismiss the appeal or make any other order it considers just.
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Power of court if appellant fails to file memorandum or to appear 20 If an appellant fails to file a memorandum of argument as required by Rule 14 and fails to appear at the hearing on the date and at the time and place set out in the notice given by the local registrar under Rule 10, the appeal court may dismiss the appeal or make any other order it considers just.
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Abandonment 21 An appellant may abandon an appeal by (a) signing and filing a notice in Form 5; or (b) informing the appeal court in person or by counsel that the appeal is abandoned.
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Time limits 22 Any judge may, on application, extend or shorten the time provided for the giving of any notice or the doing of any act, even if an application for extension or an order granting an extension is made after the time has expired.
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Application for release or stay 23 An appellant who applies for release, a stay of a probation order, a stay of a driving prohibition, or any other stay order, shall file with the local registrar (a) a Notice of Application in Form 6; (b) an affidavit verifying the facts on which the appellant relies in support of the application; and (c) any other material on which the appellant relies in support of the application.
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Service of application on prosecutor 24 On filing an application under Rule 23, the appellant shall serve the application and accompanying material on the prosecutor.
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Notice of hearing 25 If an appellant applies pursuant to Rule 23, the local registrar shall (a) within three days after receiving the material from the appellant, set a date for the hearing of the application; and (b) notify the appellant and the respondent of the date and time when, and the place where, the hearing will be held.
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When appeal court may make orders re application without prosecutor 26 With the written consent of the prosecutor, the appeal court may make any order on an application pursuant to Rule 23 without the attendance of the prosecutor.
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General procedure and practice of appeal court to be followed 27 Unless provided otherwise by statute or by these Rules, the general procedure and practice of the appeal court shall be applied, with necessary modification, in a summary conviction appeal, including an application to dismiss an appeal and an application for release or stay.
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Coming into effect 29 These Rules come into effect on April 1, 2011.
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THE APPELLANT hereby appeals from: (check one of the following) ☐ the order made; ☐ the conviction entered; ☐ the sentence imposed; or ☐ both the conviction entered and the sentence imposed; in the Summary Conviction Court.
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(check one of the following) ☐ the order made; ☐ the conviction entered; ☐ the sentence imposed; or ☐ both the conviction entered and the sentence imposed;
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☐ both the conviction entered and the sentence imposed;
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3 Name of Presiding Judge or Justice in Summary Conviction Court
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4 Date on which the Conviction was Entered
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5 Description of Conviction Entered (state fully offence(s) on which convicted)
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6 Date on which the Sentence was Imposed
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(set out briefly the basis of the Appeal)
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(set out briefly what order the Appellant is seeking)
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1 The Appellant is: (check one of the following) ☐ incarcerated at ; or ☐ not incarcerated.
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2 The Appellant: (check one of the following) ☐ will be represented by a lawyer on the Appeal; or ☐ will not be represented by a lawyer on the Appeal.
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☐ will be represented by a lawyer on the Appeal; or
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☐ will not be represented by a lawyer on the Appeal.
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3 The Appellant wishes to present the Appeal: (check one of the following) ☐ by memorandum of argument; or ☐ by oral presentation and by memorandum of argument.
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☐ by oral presentation and by memorandum of argument.
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4 The Appellant’s address for service is: (include telephone number, email address and fax number if applicable)
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(include telephone number, email address and fax number if applicable)
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DATED at , Saskatchewan, this day of , 20 .
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(Signature of Appellant or Appellant’s Lawyer)
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TO: The Local Registrar of the Judicial Centre of
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This document was delivered by: (name, address, telephone number, fax number and email address of appellant or appellant’s lawyer)
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fax number and email address of appellant
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(check one of the following) ☐ the order made; ☐ the dismissal order made; ☐ the sentence imposed; or ☐ both the dismissal order made and the sentence imposed; in the Summary Conviction Court.
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☐ both the dismissal order made and the sentence imposed;
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4 Date on which the Order was Made (complete if Appeal relates to order or dismissal order)
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(complete if Appeal relates to order or dismissal order)
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5 Description of Order Made (if dismissal order, state fully the offence or offences charged in the information dismissed)
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(if dismissal order, state fully the offence or offences charged in the information dismissed)
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6 Date on which the Sentence was Imposed (complete if Appeal relates to sentence imposed)
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(complete if Appeal relates to sentence imposed)
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1 The Appellant wishes to present the Appeal: (check one of the following) ☐ by memorandum of argument; or ☐ by oral presentation and by memorandum of argument.
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2 The Appellant’s address for service is: (include telephone number, email address and fax number if applicable) .
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(include telephone number, email address and fax number if applicable) .
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AND TO: The Local Registrar of the Judicial Centre of
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This document was delivered by: . (name, address, telephone number, fax number and email address of appellant)
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fax number and email address of appellant)
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DATED at , Saskatchewan, this day of 20 .
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This document was delivered by: ( name, address, telephone number, fax number and email address of appellant or appellant’s lawyer )
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(Signature of Respondent or Respondent’s Lawyer)
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This document was delivered by: ( name, address, telephone number, fax number and email address of respondent or respondents lawyer )
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THE APPELLANT hereby abandons this appeal.
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[ if this document is signed by the Appellant, the attached Affidavit of Execution must also be completed ]
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This notice was signed by the Appellant in the presence of:
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This document was delivered by: . (name, address, telephone number, fax number and email address of appellant or appellant’s lawyer)
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I, , of , in the Province of , MAKE OATH AND SAY: 1 That I was personally present and did see , the Appellant named in the Notice of Abandonment, who is personally known to me to be the person named in it, duly sign and execute the Notice of Abandonment; 2 That the Notice was executed at , in the Province of and that I am a subscribing witness to it; 3 That I know the said and he/she is in my belief eighteen years of age or more.
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1 That I was personally present and did see , the Appellant named in the Notice of Abandonment, who is personally known to me to be the person named in it, duly sign and execute the Notice of Abandonment;
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2 That the Notice was executed at , in the Province of and that I am a subscribing witness to it;
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3 That I know the said and he/she is in my belief eighteen years of age or more.
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SWORN BEFORE ME AT in the Province of Saskatchewan, this day of , 20 .
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TAKE NOTICE that the Appellant will make an application at the Court House, Judicial Centre of , Saskatchewan, at a date and time to be set by the Local Registrar, for an Order that: (check one or more of the following) ☐ the appellant be released from custody; ☐ the probation order in this matter be stayed; or ☐ the driving prohibition in this matter be stayed pending the determination of the Appellant’s Appeal. (if the appellant seeks an order other than one mentioned above, the appellant must here set out the nature of the stay order sought) AND TAKE NOTICE that the application will be made on the following grounds: (briefly state grounds for application) AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that in support of the said application will be read this Notice of Application, Affidavit of and proof of service where necessary, all filed.
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(check one or more of the following) ☐ the appellant be released from custody; ☐ the probation order in this matter be stayed; or ☐ the driving prohibition in this matter be stayed pending the determination of the Appellant’s Appeal.
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☐ the appellant be released from custody;
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☐ the probation order in this matter be stayed; or
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☐ the driving prohibition in this matter be stayed pending the determination of the Appellant’s Appeal.
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(if the appellant seeks an order other than one mentioned above, the appellant must here set out the nature of the stay order sought)
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AND TAKE NOTICE that the application will be made on the following grounds: (briefly state grounds for application)
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AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that in support of the said application will be read this Notice of Application, Affidavit of and proof of service where necessary, all filed.
Order Giving Notice of Decisions Not to Add Certain Species to the List of Endangered Species — a
His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of the Environment, pursuant to subsections 27(1.1) and (1.2) of the Species at Risk Act a , hereby a S.C. 2002, c. 29 (a) decides not to add the Bocaccio ( Sebastes paucispinis ), Canary rockfish ( Sebastes pinniger ) and Lake Winnipeg Physa ( Physa sp) to the List of Wildlife Species at Risk set out in Schedule 1 to that Act; and (b) approves that the Minister of the Environment include in the public registry established under section 120 of that Act the statement that is attached as the annex to this Order and that sets out the reasons for the decisions not to add those species to that List.
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(a) decides not to add the Bocaccio ( Sebastes paucispinis ), Canary rockfish ( Sebastes pinniger ) and Lake Winnipeg Physa ( Physa sp) to the List of Wildlife Species at Risk set out in Schedule 1 to that Act; and
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(b) approves that the Minister of the Environment include in the public registry established under section 120 of that Act the statement that is attached as the annex to this Order and that sets out the reasons for the decisions not to add those species to that List.
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l catch accountability (under which harvesters must acquire a quota for all catch for species with a TAC and quotas). The outcome of these new measures is expected to allow for the improved catch monitoring for all groundfish species, whether through directed or non-directed fisheries. This improved catch monitoring will allow DFO to accurately monitor harvest of all groundfish species to ensure that they remain within sustainable levels. In addition, catch monitoring of Bocaccio by the commercial groundfish sector will be closely examined at the end of each fishing season to ensure that catches do not increase. More frequent updates to the current stock assessment will better assess the health of the stock in a timely manner to allow for appropriate management actions. An updated stock assessment will be carried out every four years. Improved catch monitoring will be established to better estimate the levels of mortality of Bocaccio in First Nations food, social and ceremonial fisheries and to ensure that catches do not increase. If catches increase, additional management measures will be invoked.