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Top Court Upholds Eight-Year Sentence for Woman Who Killed Nephew
The court said the term fit the case because Ross stabbed her nephew three times after he was found extremely intoxicated and disruptive.
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has upheld an eight-year prison sentence for a Prince Albert woman who stabbed her nephew to death during a drunken confrontation in an apartment. Alisha Sky Ross, who pleaded guilty to m...
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Top court upholds eight-year sentence for woman who killed nephew
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal acknowledged Alisha Ross's Gladue factors, remorse and rehabilitation efforts, but upholds sentence.
8-year sentence for woman who stabbed her drunk nephew upheld by Sask. appeal court
A woman who stabbed her drunk nephew while trying to eject him from her apartment in Prince Albert, Sask., tried to argue that her eight-year sentence for manslaughter was too high.
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