Justice in sentencing : offender perceptions / John Ekstedt and Margaret Jackson. : J23-3/6-1988E-PDF

"In the Order in Council setting out terms of reference for The Canadian Sentencing Commission, the general areas of interest to be examined were briefly stated as follows: 1. An examination of the feasibility of minimum/maximum sentences developed relative to the seriousness of the offence; 2. A consideration of the efficacy of sentencing guidelines; 3. A discussion of the impact plea negotiation and prosecutorial discretion has upon the sentencing process, as well as; 4. The effect parole, mandatory supervision, and general remission revisions have on existing penal and correctional capacities; and finally, 5. A determination of what the fundamental principles and purposes of sentencing are perceived to be in light of recent legislation (Bill C-19) setting out these ideals"--Introduction, p. 1.

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