Sentencing in Canada

Foreword Acknowledgements Chapter 1: Introducing Sentencing in Canada by David Cole and Julian Roberts Chapter 2: Sentencing Options and Sentencing Trends by Andrew A Reid Chapter 3: Community-Based Sanctions by Dawn North Chapter 4: Conditional Imprisonment: A Troubled Past and an Uncertain Future by Julian Roberts and David Cole Chapter 5: Informing the Court: The Use of Pre‑sentence and Gladue Reports at Sentencing by Paula Maurutto Chapter 6: The Role of the Prosecutor at Sentencing by Lia Di Giulio Chapter 7: The Role of Defence Counsel at Sentencing by Naomi M Lutes Chapter 8: Hearing the Victim at Sentencing by Marie Manikis Chapter 9: The Role of Appellate Courts in Sentencing by Gary T Trotter Chapter 10: Sentencing and Parole for Persons Convicted of Murder by Mary E Campbell and David Cole Chapter 11: Sentence Administration and Parole by Nancy T Charbonneau and Kathryn E Ferreira Chapter 12: Sentencing Indigenous Offenders: From Gladue to the Present and Beyond by Kent Roach and Jonathan Rudin Chapter 13: How Sentencing Reform Movements Affect Women by Lisa Kerr Chapter 14: Sentencing Mentally Disordered Offenders by Richard D Schneider Chapter 15: Dangerous and Long‑Term Offenders by Mihael Cole Chapter 16: Evaluating the Youth Sentencing Regime in Comparison with Adult Court by Andrea EE Tuck-Jackson Chapter 17: Principles and Politics: Sentencing and Imprisonment Policy in Canada by Cheryl Marie Webster and Anthony N Doob Chapter 18: Proportionality and the Experience of Punishment by Benjamin L Berger Chapter 19: Sentencing in Canada: Current Issues and Concluding Thoughts by Julian Roberts and David Cole Appendix A: Reasons for Sentence Appendix B: Overview of Australia and New Zealand Legislative Provisions Relating to the Sentence Reductions for a Guilty Plea by Leila Tai Appendix C: Example of a Typical Victim Impact Statement Contributors Table of Cases Index