The accused was convicted by a jury of multiple historical and recent sexual offences against four minor victims, including his biological daughter and step-daughter.
The court applied the Kienapple principle to stay two sexual assault charges.
In determining the sentence, the court analyzed the retroactivity of the Truth in Sentencing Act, concluding it did not apply to offences committed before it came into force.
The court awarded 1.5 to 1 credit for pre-sentence custody due to loss of parole eligibility and conditions.
The accused was sentenced to a total of 54 months, reduced by 42 months of pre-sentence credit, resulting in 12 months of further custody and three years of probation.
