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1. www.justice.gc.ca › eng › cj-jpHow sentences are imposed - Canadian Victims Bill of Rights

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   6 days ago · The Court may sentence a person convicted of an offence to jail. An offender who is sentenced to less than two years serves the sentence in a provincial correctional institution. An offender sentenced to two years or more usually serves the sentence in a federal penitentiary.

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Criminal_sentencing_in_CanadaCriminal sentencing in Canada - Wikipedia

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   If a person is convicted for their third or more offence found in section 752 of the Criminal Code, the Crown can apply for the person to be declared a dangerous offender. The Crown can only make such applications with the consent of the provincial Attorney General.

3. www.criminalcodehelp.ca › resources › sentencingThe Sentencing Process | Criminal Code Help - CCH

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   You may still have to go to jail and well as pay the fine or you can be placed on probation. If you fail to pay the fine you may end up being sued in civil court. If you fail to pay the fine, the provincial or federal government may refuse to issue, renew, or may suspend, a license or a permit.

4. www.ontario.ca › page › sentences-criminal-justiceSentences in the criminal justice system | ontario.ca

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   In the criminal justice system, if an offender is convicted, they can: be sentenced to a term of imprisonment. have the passing of the sentence suspended and the offender is released on the conditions prescribed in a Probation Order. receive a fine.

5. stepstojustice.ca › steps › criminal-law3. Learn about sentences with a criminal record and jail time

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   . If you get a custodial sentence you will: have a permanent criminal record, and. you may be on. probation. for up to 3 years. If your sentence is less than 2 years, you go to a provincial jail called a reformatory. When you serve a sentence in a provincial jail, you're usually released after serving two thirds of your sentence.

6. www.publicsafety.gc.ca › cnt › rsrcsSentence Calculation: An Explanation of the Basics of ...

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   An application to the court for a finding that an offender is a DO or a LTO may be made where offenders are convicted of offences such as sexual assault, forcible confinement, invitation to sexual touching, sexual exploitation, aggravated sexual assault and sexual assault with a weapon or procuring.

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   Can a person convicted of an offence go to jail?

   • The Court may sentence a person convicted of an offence to jail. An offender who is sentenced to less than two years serves the sentence in a provincial correctional institution. An offender sentenced to two years or more usually serves the sentence in a federal penitentiary.

   How sentences are imposed - Canadian Victims Bill of Rights

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   What happens if an offender is convicted?

   • In the criminal justice system, if an offender is convicted, they can: have the passing of the sentence suspended and the offender is released on the conditions prescribed in a Probation Order. be released into the community under conditions according to the provisions of either the Criminal Code or the Provincial Offences Act.

   Sentences in the criminal justice system - Ontario.ca

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   Can you go to jail if you have a criminal record?

   • Depending on the sentence you get, you can have a permanent criminal record or a temporary record. Before deciding to send you to jail, the judge should consider other possible punishments. A sentence can range from no jail time, such as an absolute or , to having to go to jail. , you will not have a criminal record.

   What sentences might I get in my criminal case ... - Steps to Justice

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   What happens if you go to jail while out of jail?

   • While you are out of jail you are under a probation order which governs your conduct. Imprisonment is the harshest penalty a judge can impose. If you receive a sentence of two years less a day you will be sent to a provincial correctional institution. If you receive a term of more than two years, you will serve your time in a federal penitentiary.

   The Sentencing Process | Criminal Code Help - CCH

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   What happens if a person is sentenced to life imprisonment?

   • If the total sentence is two years or more or one of life imprisonment, the defendant will serve their sentence in a federal penitentiary. If the total sentence is less than two years, the defendant will serve their sentence in a provincial jail.

   Criminal sentencing in Canada - Wikipedia

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   What is a sentence in a criminal case?

   • A sentence is the ruling that a court hands down if a person has been found guilty of a charge or criminal offence. There are four different types of sentences: In the criminal justice system, if an offender is convicted, they can:

   Sentences in the criminal justice system - Ontario.ca

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8. stepstojustice.ca › questions › criminal-lawWhat sentences might I get in my criminal case? - Steps to ...

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   A sentence can range from no jail time, such as an absolute or conditional discharge, or a suspended sentence, to having to go to jail. If you're discharged , you will not have a criminal record. But there will be a temporary record of your discharge for a specific period of time.