The applicant sought release pending his appeal of convictions and a 36-month sentence for weapons offences.
The Crown opposed bail on the public interest criterion, citing the applicant's history of weapons offences and breaches of release terms.
The motion judge found that the proposed release plan, which relied on the applicant's mother as a surety, was inadequate given her past inability to supervise him and prevent violations.
Concluding there was a strong likelihood of breach and a real risk to public safety, the court dismissed the application for release pending appeal.
