Capital Punishment in Canada
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The jury was to consider the offender’s character; his conduct while serving his sentence; the nature of his offence; other matters the judge deemed relevant; and information from persons affected by the offence, such as members of victims’ families. Despite these humanitarian and prison-system obje
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- The jury was to consider the offender’s character; his conduct while serving his sentence; the nature of his offence; other matters the judge deemed relevant; and information from persons affected by the offence, such as members of victims’ families.
- Despite these humanitarian and prison-system objectives
- Despite these humanitarian and prison-system objectives,
- There has been a vigorous public debate over whether capital punishment should be reinstated. Those in favour claim it is an effective deterrent to homicide.
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