Acts and Regulations

P-22.1 - Provincial Offences Procedure Act

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Fine where maximum fine imposed for previous conviction
57Notwithstanding any maximum fine set for an offence under section 56, where a defendant is convicted of a categorized offence for which, on a previous conviction of the same offence, the defendant has been sentenced to the maximum fine available for that offence, the maximum fine the judge may impose is as follows:
(a) for a category A offence, $350,
(b) for a category B offence, $1,100,
(c) for a category C offence, $2,100,
(d) for a category D offence, $5,200,
(e) for a category E offence, $10,200,
(f) for a category F offence, $15,000,
(g) for a category G offence, $20,200,
(h) for a category H offence, $50,000,
(i) for a category I offence, $200,000,
(j) for a category J offence, $500,000.
1990, c.61, s.1; 2004, c.30, s.1; 2011, c.16, s.9
Fine where maximum fine imposed for previous conviction
57Notwithstanding any maximum fine set for an offence under section 56, where a defendant is convicted of a categorized offence for which, on a previous conviction of the same offence, the defendant has been sentenced to the maximum fine available for that offence, the maximum fine the judge may impose is as follows:
(a) for a category A offence, one hundred and seventy dollars,
(b) for a category B offence, five hundred and seventy dollars,
(c) for a category C offence, one thousand and seventy dollars,
(d) for a category D offence, two thousand five hundred and seventy dollars,
(e) for a category E offence, five thousand one hundred and twenty dollars,
(f) for a category F offence, seven thousand six hundred and twenty dollars,
(g) for a category G offence, ten thousand one hundred and twenty dollars,
(h) for a category H offence, twenty-five thousand two hundred and fifty dollars,
(i) for a category I offence, one hundred thousand two hundred and fifty dollars,
(j) for a category J offence, two hundred and fifty thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
1990, c.61, s.1; 2004, c.30, s.1