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Legislative Changes to the Criminal Code (Bill C-25)
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steven lloyd
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Legislative Changes to the Criminal Code (Bill C-25)
Re: Legislative Changes to the Criminal Code (Bill C-25)
On February 22, 2010, Bill C-25, the Truth in Sentencing Act comes into force. The bill amends the Criminal Code (the Code) to limit the credit a judge may grant for any time spent in pre-sentencing custody, commonly called “credit for time served.”
On February 22, 2010, Bill C-25, the Truth in Sentencing Act comes into force. The bill amends the Criminal Code (the Code) to limit the credit a judge may grant for any time spent in pre-sentencing custody, commonly called “credit for time served.”
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animal lover1
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Re: Legislative Changes to the Criminal Code (Bill C-25)
I am all for this
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steven lloyd
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Re: Legislative Changes to the Criminal Code (Bill C-25)
Sorry I had to edit that animal lover. I'd explain via PM but you don't offer that option.
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WhatThe
Re: Legislative Changes to the Criminal Code (Bill C-25)
What's the limit? And what's it limited to? Pre trial? Murder charges, theft over 5000, serious crimes , all crimes?