Strengthening the Criminal Code
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced plans to strengthen the Criminal Code with new legislation, including "reverse-onus bail" and consecutive sentencing.
The proposed changes aim to target violent and repeat offenders, specifically those accused of serious crimes such as violent auto theft, breaking and entering, human trafficking, violent assault, and sexual assault.
- Introducing "reverse-onus bail" for major crimes
- Imposing harsher penalties for organized retail theft
- Restricting conditional sentences for certain sexual offences
The government plans to table the legislation next week to amend the Criminal Code.
The Prime Minister's Office released a statement outlining the proposed changes, which are intended to increase penalties for serious crimes.
Author's summary: Canada strengthens Criminal Code with new legislation.
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