Sentencing: Principles and Practice
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Sentencing: Principles and Practice

Danielle Robitaille, Erin Winocur
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General Editors: Brian H. Greenspan and Justice Vincenzo Rondinelli

Sentencing: Principles and Practice serves as a concise resource for all sentencing issues in the Canadian criminal justice system. Building on general principles, this text tackles both common and unusual sentencing issues and questions, and pragmatically discusses plea negotiations, procedure and advocacy, dangerous offenders, types of sentences, Charter considerations, appellate issues, and ancillary orders, as well as post-sentencing issues.

Criminal defence counsel Danielle Robitaille and assistant Crown attorney Erin Winocur inject their perspective and experience as front-line advocates, providing readers with a constructive and balanced discussion of the topic. The experienced authors and contributors have written chapters dedicated to various areas of practice, creating a comprehensive reference that thoroughly explores an array of themes relating to sentencing.

This text is Volume 12 in Emond's Criminal Law Series.

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ISBN
978-1-77255-517-2
Page Count
520
Publisher
Emond Publishing
Publication Date
October 2019
Status
Low Stock
Subjects
Criminal Law and Procedure; Criminal Law Series
Tags
Practice Canadian Law

  • Recent Bill C-75 amendments
  • Tips and samples of guilty plea directions and support letter instructions
  • Charts simplifying statutory issues into manageable information
  • Sentencing issues specific to Indigenous offenders
  • Discussions on the latest trends and issues affecting sentencing
  • Foreword by the Honourable M. Joyce DeWitt-Van Oosten of the Court of Appeal for British Columbia

Chapter 1: General Principles
Chapter 2: Resolution Discussion and Process
Chapter 3: The Sentencing Hearing
Chapter 4: Aggravating and Mitigating Factors
Chapter 5: Types of Sentences
Chapter 6: Dangerous and Long-Term Offenders
Chapter 7: Charter Considerations
Chapter 8: Ancillary Orders
Chapter 9: Collateral Consequences
Chapter 10: Sentencing Indigenous Offenders
Chapter 11: Sentencing Young Persons
Chapter 12: Post-Sentencing Issues
Chapter 13: Appeals Against Sentence

Chapter 1: General Principles

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Ms. Robitaille and Ms. Winocur have done the impossible and turned the forlorn topic of sentencing into a page turner. This book is academically sound and, perhaps more importantly, full of solid practical advice for the criminal law practitioner.

- Craig Bottomley

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