In R. v. Cope, the Supreme Court dismissed the Crown's appeal and upheld a 3 year sentence by a 5 to 4 majority. Judges must consider the circumstances of Indigenous offenders and victims together when applying the Criminal Code's sentencing principles.
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Supreme Court addresses Indigenous offenders, victims and sentencing circles
In R. v. Cope, the Supreme Court dismissed the Crown's appeal and upheld a 3 year sentence by a 5 to 4 majority. Judges must consider the circumstances of Indigenous offenders and victims together when applying the Criminal Code's sentencing principles.
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