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1. www.canada.ca › release-planning-kitPath Home: Release Planning Kit - Section 84 of the ...

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   Offenders may also be released automatically (by law on Statutory Release) after serving two thirds of their sentence. In these cases, a section 84 release plan may not have been put together with the community. As well, offenders on parole may seek permission to move to an Aboriginal community, or to travel there to visit someone.

   • Section 81 and Section 84 – federal corrections and the ...

     Section 84 is part of the release process. The offender is...

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2. www.canada.ca › en › correctional-serviceSection 81 and Section 84 – federal corrections and the ...

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   Section 84 is part of the release process. The offender is informed of the Section 84 release process at their preliminary assessment stage of the intake assessment process. The purpose of starting the process earlier in the sentence is to allow inmates time and opportunity to get support from their community and/or organizations as soon as ...

3. www.canada.ca › en › correctional-serviceCorrections and Conditional Release Act Section 84 ...

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   Aug 7, 2018 · An offender on conditional release or non-discretionary release (whether section 84 or not) may engage in the section 84 release process for a subsequent release, decision, transfer of supervision, etc.

4. www.matschwartz.com › articles-real › 2022/9/17How Does Parole And Statutory Release Work In Canada?

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   Sep 17, 2022 · An offender’s release is automatic under the Corrections and Conditional Release Act. That said, the Correctional Service of Canada can refer a matter to the Parole Board of Canada for specific reasons: imposing conditions on release. cancelling a statutory release so the offender returns to, or remains in, prison.

5. caefs.ca › wp-content › uploadsFact Sheet: Parole and Conditional Release - CAEFS

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   Prepared in August 2021. Fact Sheet: Parole and Conditional Release. Parole eligibility is a legislated right under the Corrections and Conditional Release Act. If granted by the Parole Board of Canada, parole allows federal prisoners to serve a portion of their sentence in the community.

6. publications.gc.ca › site › engSection 84 releases among Indigenous offenders released from ...

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   Previous research has shown that Section 84 releases have positive impacts on community outcomes for Indigenous offenders released from federal men’s institutions.

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   What happens after a section 84 offender is released?

   • end their case assignment in OMS once a section 84 offender has been released. The community Parole Officer will conduct collateral contacts with the Indigenous community representative (s) to ensure that the offender’s release is progressing as planned. the Indigenous community withdraws from the process.

   Corrections and Conditional Release Act Section 84 ... - canada.ca

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   What is a section 84 release?

   • Section 84 is part of the release process. The offender is informed of the Section 84 release process at their preliminary assessment stage of the intake assessment process.

   Section 81 and Section 84 – federal corrections and the Indigenous

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   What happens if a parole officer is released under Section 84?

   • The CSC parole office remains the authority with regard to decisions on the offender’s release. The authority for suspending an offender released under section 84 remains the same as for any other offender on release (refer to CD 715-2 – Post-Release Decision Process ). This includes community consultation and notification.

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   What is Section 84 of the corrections & Conditional Release Act (CCRA)?

   • Section 84 of the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (CCRA) applies to offenders who want to serve their eventual conditional or statutory release in an Indigenous community, or in an urban area with the support and direction of an Indigenous organization. It also applies to offenders who are subject to long-term supervision orders ( LTSO s).

   Section 81 and Section 84 – federal corrections and the Indigenous

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8. www.indigenouswatchdog.org › update › correctionsCorrections and Conditional Release Act: Section 81 and 84

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   Section 84: Where an inmate who is applying for parole has expressed an interest in being released to an Aboriginal community the Service shall, if the inmate consents, give the Aboriginal community: adequate notice of the inmate’s parole application; and.