Incarceration reduces reoffending rates in British Columbia, study finds
A long-term study of youth who have experienced incarceration in British Columbia has found that those who have spent more ...
B.C. youth who were incarcerated less likely to re-offend later, research shows
Researchers began interviewing youth in custody in 1998 and continued until 2011. They had a sample of about 1,700 people and ...
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Incarcerated B.C. youth more likely not to re-offend, says SFU study
B.C. youth who have spent time in custody have shown less likelihood to re-offend as adults than those who have not been ...
New wrongful conviction review body could see hundreds of applications
A new independent commission tasked by the federal government with reviewing miscarriages of justice could discover that more ...
El Salvador offers to take U.S. deportees of any nationality – and Americans serving time
El Salvador has offered to accept undocumented immigrants of any nationality with criminal backgrounds from the United States ...
'Extraordinary': Trump secures rapid-fire victories on border cooperation amid tariff push
President Donald Trump has racked up a number of wins on getting other countries to cooperate with his border security efforts, using both diplomacy and tariff threats.
California depends on prison labour to deal with climate disasters — Canada must avoid a similar model
The use of prison labour in fighting wildfires caused by climate injustice is only an extension of this injustice and a continuation of indentured servitude.
Solitary confinement continues in federal prisons despite commitment to end it, panel concludes
From first report in 2020, panel has stated that isolation placements routinely last more than 22 hours a day and stretch ...
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Five women sexually assaulted in B.C. 'grateful' for lawsuit victory, lawyers say
Five women who were raped in their Vancouver homes in the early 1980s all believed it was the same perpetrator, a man named Ivan Henry who was sent to prison indefinitely in 1983.