Traduction de «dispense conditionnelle de peine » (Français → Anglais) :

The aim of mutual recognition and supervision of suspended sentences, conditional sentences, alternative sanctions and decisions on conditional release is to enhance the prospects of the sentenced person’s being reintegrated into society, by enabling that person to preserve family, linguistic, cultural and other ties, but also to improve monitoring of compliance with probation measures and alternative sanctions, with a view to prev ...[+++]enting recidivism, thus paying due regard to the protection of victims and the general public.

. I identified the following specific barriers to reintegration in the areas of access to programs: long waiting lists for programs in most regions, resulting in programs being provided late in the offender's sentence, well beyond his or her parole eligibility dates; waivers, postponements and withdrawals of applications for National Parole Board hearings because of lack of program access; a shortage of program facilitators and program officers, especially those with the skill sets required to deliver Aboriginal-specific programming; limited access to programs in the community, especially for women and Aboriginal offenders; limited o ...[+++]r no anti-gang programming in most institutions, meaning that, by default, reliance on segregation is quickly becoming the norm in this area; delays in the evaluation and national implementation of Aboriginal-specific programming; and a chronic shortage of Aboriginal-specific core programming in maximum security institutions, which means that Aboriginal offenders cannot carry out their correctional plans and transfer to lower security institutions where the programming may be available.

(4) rules and practices regarding enforcement (different forms of conditional release, remission and reduction of sentence, amnesty, pardon, rehabilitation, involvement of judicial and other authorities in enforcing sentences, measures for personalisation of penalties to facilitate reintegration, etc.).

The second difficulty concerns the type of judgment, the type of authority giving it (court, but in certain cases a prosecutor whose decision terminates proceedings, or administrative authorities in some cases), the type of penalty or order (imprisonment, suspended or not, alternative penalty, discharge, out-of-court settlement, mediation, etc.), and the quantum of the penalty.

Ms. Kane: As the minister noted, there are other provisions in the Criminal Code that, were something to happen now, could be relied on in order to prosecute people, but they would not have the specificity that these offences have, or they would not carry the same penalties and they would not have the benefit of the other provisions of the Criminal Code that apply to terrorism offences, such as reverse onus at bail, different parole rules, consecutive sentencing, and so on.

(54) The rules regarding parole eligibility for offenders serving more than one sentence apply to the following: an offender not currently serving a sentence who is sentenced to two or more terms on the same day; an offender who receives a sentence to be served consecutively to an existing sentence; an offender who receives a sentence to be served consecutively to a portion of an existing merged sentence; an offender who receives a sentence to be served concurrently with an existing sentence; an offender who receives a determinate sentence to be served in conjunction with an existing life or indeterminate sentence; an offender who has obtained a reduction in the period of parole ...[+++] ineligibility for a life or indeterminate sentence, and who receives a determinate sentence to be served in conjunction with the existing sentence; and the maximum period of ineligibility for full parole (which is 15 years from the date of the latest imposed sentence, unless a court has set a longer period of parole ineligibility in the case of murder or intentional killing).