What is the range of sentence for an armed robbery at a convenience store?
Alberta, Canada
The following excerpt is from R. v. Chinski, 1984 ABCA 295 (CanLII):
The offence we have described would normally engage a sentence in the range of five to seven years. The range of sentence discussed in Regina v. Jonas, et al, for armed thefts from isolated convenience stores has little application to the aggravated facts here, which are closer to the armed robbery of a financial institution.
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