countries, some people receive benefits from the color of skin while others oppress for the same reason. The criminal justice system of Canada and America established equality and fair treatment to all under the constitutional law. However, people still face discrimination on race in the criminal justice system. This paper will focus on the intersection between how the criminal justice system works and how the racial inequality plays a role within
Michael Litz Dr. Sarah Henzi FNST 101 D100 November 22, 2014 Residential Schools a Canadian Genocide The term “genocide” has rarely been associated with the description of the Government’s treatment of Aboriginal peoples in Canada. The first Residential schools were created in 1870 three years after Canada’s confederation. The Canadian government has only recently acknowledged the atrocities and hardships that occurred in these government supported schools for Aboriginals. Does the term genocide
Parole serves a number of functions in the criminal justice system. The offender eligibility and conditions for parole in Zambia are contained in the Prisons (Amendment) Act and the Parole Rules. It is also important to distinguish parole from probation, suspended sentence and presidential pardon. After critically analysing parole in Zambia, the next chapter will evaluate the efficacy of parole in the Zambian criminal justice system. The aims of the following chapter will be achieved by