1 If you are an Aboriginal person, the judge must take your background into account when setting bail or deciding what sentence to give you. The judge must look at all the options besides jail. - Jail - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	1 If you are an Aboriginal person, the judge must take your background into account when setting bail or deciding what sentence to give you. The judge must look at all the options besides jail. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-15 12:56:39 Open Document File Size: 324,05 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Canada / / Facility If jail / Supreme Court of Canada / / Organization UN Court / Supreme Court / / Person Jamie Gladue / / Position defence lawyer / judge and the government lawyer / caseworker / Your lawyer / government lawyer / properly trained duty counsel / prosecutor / No. The judge / judge / duty counsel / crown attorney / lawyer / / ProvinceOrState Ontario / / SocialTag Canadian law Gladue report R. v. Wells

1 If you are an Aboriginal person, the judge must take your background into account when setting bail or deciding what sentence to give you. The judge must look at all the options besides jail.Add to Reading List