infraction ultérieure – English Translation – Keybot Dictionary

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Toute infraction ultérieure :
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Droit criminel—Surveillance obligatoire—Suspension de la surveillance obligatoire pour infraction ultérieure—Condamnation à une peine de vingt et un mois à purger simultanément à la peine de huit ans—Applicabilité de la surveillance obligatoire—Date d’entrée en vigueur de la sentence par rapport à la date d’entrée en vigueur de la Loi—Loi sur la libération conditionnelle de détenus, mod.
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Criminal law—Mandatory supervision—Suspension of mandatory supervision for subsequent offence—Concurrent sentence of 21 months imposed while serving eight years—Applicability of mandatory supervision—Effective date of sentence in relation date of operation of act—Parole Act, as amended by 1968-69 (Can.), c. 38, s.101(1),(2).
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Le président: Je suis certain que le comité écoutera vos conseils. J'ai entendu parler d'un système qui prévoit des sanctions de dix fois supérieures à celles qui ont été mentionnées et qui doublent à chaque infraction ultérieure.
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The Chair: I'm sure the committee will listen to your advice. I'd heard of a penalty option that was ten times that amount and to double every time there was an infraction. So he's really a moderate voice in that regard, Mr. Odegard.
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Droit criminel—Surveillance obligatoire—Suspension de la surveillance obligatoire pour infraction ultérieure—Condamnation à une peine de vingt et un mois à purger simultanément à la peine de huit ans—Applicabilité de la surveillance obligatoire—Date d’entrée en vigueur de la sentence par rapport à la date d’entrée en vigueur de la Loi—Loi sur la libération conditionnelle de détenus, mod.
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Criminal law—Mandatory supervision—Suspension of mandatory supervision for subsequent offence—Concurrent sentence of 21 months imposed while serving eight years—Applicability of mandatory supervision—Effective date of sentence in relation date of operation of act—Parole Act, as amended by 1968-69 (Can.), c. 38, s.101(1),(2).
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xv). Dans le pays et à l'échelle internationale, on conçoit et met en œuvre une grande variété de programmes de prévention du crime qui visent à réduire le risque d'infraction ultérieure. Ces programmes sont généralement offerts au moyen de deux grandes stratégies : la détection et l'atténuation directes des facteurs de risque chez les enfants et chez les jeunes et la modification des conditions et des situations susceptibles d'accroître les risques de criminalité dans les écoles et dans les collectivités (Centre international pour la prévention de la criminalité, 2008; CNPC, 2008).
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The costs of crime to Canadian society are considerable, with the most recent estimate being a staggering $100 billion dollars in 2008 (Zhang, 2011)Footnote 1. As such, crime prevention – which generally consists of “any preemptive intervention[s] intended to block or reduce: [1] the likelihood of the occurrence of a criminal act at a given location, or [2] the onset of criminal behaviour within an individual” – has been identified as a key priority in Canada's political and policy environments (National Crime Prevention Centre (NCPC), 2007, 2008, 2009; Schneider, 2010, p. xv). In this country and internationally, a wide variety of crime prevention programs are being designed and implemented to decrease the likelihood of later offending. These programs are generally delivered via two main strategies: the direct targeting and mitigation of risk factors among children and youth, and/or the modification of the conditions and situations that may increase the probability of crime in schools and communities (International Centre for the Prevention of Crime, 2008; NCPC, 2008). The importance of the existence of such crime prevention programs cannot be understated, as crime prevention promotes public safety, advances social justice and contributes to sustainable development (United Nations Economic and Social Council, 2002).