Description
This is a summary of the law of sentencing in Canada. It includes details on the process and history of sentencing, case law, and sentencing specific offences such as murder and dangerous offenders.
The notes were independently compiled by me throughout the course of the semester. The course involves both penological/philosophical pillars alongside practical sentencing methodologies.
The instructor was Graham Mayeda at the University of Ottawa.
Highlights
- Grade: A-
- Institution: University of Ottawa (unaffiliated)
- Country: Canada
- Level: Juris Doctor
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