Tammy Diane Robertson

The accused pleaded guilty to dangerous driving causing bodily harm.

The Crown sought 60 to 90 days imprisonment on an intermittent basis, while defence counsel sought a suspended sentence with probation.

The court imposed a 60-day intermittent sentence (served on weekends over approximately five months), three years probation with 100 hours of community service, and a three-year driving prohibition.

The court balanced the serious nature of the offence and the need for denunciation and general deterrence against the offender's personal circumstances, remorse, and rehabilitation prospects.

The offender pled guilty to dangerous driving causing bodily harm after striking a pedestrian while speeding.

The victim suffered serious injuries including a compound fracture.

The Crown sought 60 to 90 days intermittent imprisonment, while the defence sought a suspended sentence.

The court emphasized denunciation and general deterrence, sentencing the offender to 60 days of intermittent imprisonment, three years of probation including 100 hours of community service, and a three-year driving prohibition.