Intermittent sentence (“weekends”). An intermittent sentence is a jail sentence that the offender serves in ”chunks” of time, instead of all at once.

(2) An offender who is ordered to serve a sentence of imprisonment intermittently may, on giving notice to the prosecutor, apply to the court that imposed the ...

13 нояб. 2024 г. · (2) An offender who is ordered to serve a sentence of imprisonment intermittently may, on giving notice to the prosecutor, apply to the court ...

13 сент. 2021 г. · Intermittent sentences. Intermittent sentences have a term of imprisonment of 90 days or less and are served only on certain days of the week.

Intermittent sentences cannot exceed 90 days. This includes consecutive sentences totaling more than 90 days. A court has no authority to vary a sentence from ... General Principles · Commencement of Sentence

According to section 732(1) of the Criminal Code (the “Code”), a court is able to order an intermittent sentence if it imposes a sentence of ninety days or less ...

Canadian law provides a sentence of imprisonment not exceeding 90 days may be served intermittently at such times as are specified in a court order.

A judge can only impose an intermittent sentence if the term of imprisonment is ninety days or less.

An intermittent sentence is a sentence where you serve part of your time in jail, for example, on weekends, and part of your time in the community.