An Act to amend the Criminal Code (conditional sentence of imprisonment)

C-9 (39)

LEGISinfo Bills

An Act to amend the Criminal Code (conditional sentence of imprisonment)

C-9 (39)

LEGISinfo Bills

Introduction and first reading Debate at second reading Debate at second reading Debate at second reading Debate at second reading Second reading and referral to committee Committee report presented Debate at report stage Debate at third reading First reading Debate at second reading Debate at second reading Committee report presented Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Royal assent What is a Conditional Sentence?

Conditional Sentencing - Making Sense of the Senseless Canada's New Government Announces Long-awaited Bill to End House Arrest Receives Royal Assent Conditional Sentencing and the Views of the Community Of Fragmentation and Ferment: The Impact of State Sentencing Policies on Incarceration Rates, 1975-2002 The Sentencing Project Position Paper: C-9 Conditional Sentencing Conditional Sentencing Reform Bill Minimum terms of imprisonment in murder, just deserts and the sentencing guidelines Impossible compromise: a Supreme Court ruling on conditional sentences leaves judges even more confused Strategies of governance and Canadian sentencing legislation, 1984-1997 Sentencing changes rock the boat Reforming conditional sentencing: evaluating recent legislative proposals Conditional sentences in Manitoba: a prisoner in your own home Le CIRDI et les mesures conservatoires : récentes expériences Questions and answers on conditional sentencing in the Supreme Court of Canada The punitive nature of the conditional sentence Unearthing the Sphinx: the evolution of conditional sentencing Conditional sentencing: recent developments Victim impact statements and the sentencing process: recent developments and research findings Évolution et conséquence de la réforme de la sentence au Canada Pre-trial custody, terms of imprisonment and the conditional sentence: crediting 'dead time' to effect 'regime change' in sentencing The effect of pre-sentence custody on eligibility for a conditional sentence The evolution of conditional sentencing and the potential for developing a system of intermediate sanctions Public attitudes toward conditional sentencing: results of a national survey Directing traffic at the crossroads of criminal justice and mental health: conditional sentencing after the judgement in Knoblauch Conditional sentence under house arrest

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CitationC-9 (39)
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Languageen
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