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R v Lewis: Just how ‘Mandatory’ Should Mandatory Minimums be?

There is, for my money, no clearer example of the State’s coercive power over an individual than the criminal sentence. There is also, for my money, no other aspect of the Government of Canada’s legislative program that will more readily come into conflict with the Constitution than the panoply of sentencing reform provisions in the […]