R v Lamouche
1998
The accused has plead guilty to one count of selling walleye contrary to the Alberta Fishery Regulations thereby contravening section 78 of the Canada Fisheries Act. Undercover operations had established Mr.
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R v Potts
2010
Mr. Potts was convicted of 11 counts under the Wildlife Act, R.S.A. 200, c.W-10. The issue for consideration is what is a fit and appropriate sentence given all the proper considerations.
The defendants Changchang R, Jianghui Y., Xingjuan W., etc. charged felony counts of illegally purchasing, transporting and selling rare and endangered wild animals and their manufactured products (appellate case)
2019
At the end of December 2017, Jianghui Y. sold 6 antelope horns to Huang at a price of 9090 yuan. On February 4, 2018, Yutao G. and Xingjuan W. sold three suspected bear galls to Jianghui Y. at a price of 1800 yuan each, and later Jianghui Y. sold them to Huang. After identification, two of them were bear galls. On February 6, 2018, Yutao G.
The defendant Jun Y. charged felony counts of illegally purchasing, transporting and selling threatened and endangered wildlife and products (appellate case)
2019
Since September 2016, Jun Y. had successively purchased 5 yellow-sided conures and sun parakeets from others, and placed them in the Cangnan County breeding farm. From March to August 2017, Jun Y. successively sold 8 parrots to others through Xianyu and Taobao websites, with a profit of RMB 5,340.
The defendants Meiyun L., Ligang Z., etc. charged with felony counts of illegally purchasing, transporting and selling threatened and endangered wildlife and products (appellate case)
2016
Meiyun L. illegally purchased and sold endangered wildlife products such as ivory, rhino horns, and helmet hornbill products, whose total value was 231,500 yuan. Since August 2013, Zhenhua Z.
The defendants Yang and Feng charged with felony counts of illegally purchasing, transporting and selling threatened and endangered wildlife and products (appellate case)
2018
In October 2014, Yang contacted Feng to purchase ivory from "Pingge", and negotiated the transaction by cash on delivery. The batch of ivory was then handed over to Hong Kong by SF Express for delivery to Tianjin.
The defendants Zhaofeng C., Xiaoyun Z., Jianping L. and others charged with felony counts of illegally purchasing, transporting or selling rare and endangered wild animals and their manufactured products (appellate case)
2017
From 2009 to July 2015, without obtaining the license issued by the wildlife management department, Zhaofeng C., together with Baocai Y. and Wang, illegally purchased rare and endangered wild animals and their products, such as pangolins, monitor lizards and bear paws, from Jianping L., Chunhua L. and others.
The defendants Jiping W., Zuowu H. and others charged felony counts of illegally hunting and killing rare and endangered wild animals, Ziping L., Fuyuan X. and others charged felony counts of illegally purchasing, transporting or selling rare and endangered wild animals and their manufactured products (first instance case)
2018
On the afternoon of November 12, 2017, Longqing L. discovered one silver chicken while collecting herbs, and then hunted and took it home. The next day, he found three civets on the mountain and hunted them. Later, Longqing L. reached a deal with Xiaping W. by phone. At 17:00 on November 13, Longqing L.