Overview
- The Supreme Court’s refusal leaves in place the six-year sentence imposed by the Ontario Court of Appeal earlier this year.
- Khill sought to overturn both his manslaughter conviction and his reduced sentence following his 2022 retrial.
- The Ontario Court of Appeal cut Khill’s original eight-year term to six years after finding a trial judge’s sentencing error.
- Khill has maintained he acted in self-defence using his military training when he shot Jonathan Styres breaking into his truck in 2016.
- In keeping with its routine practice, the Supreme Court offered no published reasons for declining to hear Khill’s appeal.