Responding to crime: Part 2 Courts, Sentencing & Prisons Flashcards

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Provincial courts

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criminal division hears all summary convictions

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  1. Trial division of the provincial superior courts hears …]
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more serious indictable offences

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  1. Supreme Court of Canada hears…]
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federal cases on civil, criminal, and constitutional matters

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4
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What do prosecutors have regarding charges

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have a great deal of discretion

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5
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4 fundamental philosophical reasons lie behind the sentencing process

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  1. Deterrence (Specific and General)
  2. Incapacity
  3. Rehabilitation
  4. Justice (retribution)
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6
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Capital Punishment

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State-sanctioned murder

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7
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When was capital punishment abolished in Canada

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1976

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8
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Capital Punishment remains…]

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  • remains a controversial issue
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9
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Federal penitentiary

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sentenced to 2+ years

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10
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Provincial

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sentenced to 2 years less a day

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