• Issue: Marvin Wayne Sanderson appealed against a conditional discharge by the British Columbia Review Board, alleging procedural unfairness due to the late submission of reports prior to the hearing.
• Background: Sanderson, found not criminally responsible due to a mental disorder from an assault charge, challenged the board's decision not to adjourn the hearing despite the late reports.
• Ruling: The appeal was dismissed. The court held that the board met its duty of procedural fairness by providing the reports as soon as they were available, and proceeding with the hearing was justified given the appellant's insistence, the similarity of information in the reports to that in previous hearings, and the statutory mandate for timely hearings.
• Outcome: No adjournment was a procedural issue raised, but the court found no procedural unfairness or miscarriage of justice. The conditional discharge decision by the Review Board was upheld.

No specific amount awarded to any party as the appeal was dismissed and the original conditional discharge decision was maintained.