Criminal Law 4: Indigenous Overrepresentation and Gladue Reports
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This criminal law assignment addresses the overrepresentation of Indigenous people in Canadian prisons. The student's work explores the issue, highlighting that while Indigenous people constitute a small percentage of the Canadian population, they are disproportionately represented in the prison system, both as offenders and victims. The assignment discusses the significance of Gladue reports, which provide judges with crucial background information about offenders, aiding in the application of restorative justice principles. It emphasizes the need for reformative and rehabilitative measures for young offenders, going beyond mere conviction to focus on their rehabilitation. The assignment also critiques the implementation of Gladue reports, highlighting the challenges and controversies surrounding their application, including political discontent and concerns about fairness, while referencing relevant sources.
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