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Canada· AbbotsfordCanadian court strikes down parole ban for convicted murderers
A Canadian court has ruled that a 25-year parole ban for two Indian nationals convicted of murder is 'cruel and unusual punishment'.
Background
Canada's justice system has seen ongoing debates regarding sentencing and rehabilitation, particularly concerning serious crimes. This ruling reflects a broader legal trend of courts scrutinizing the constitutionality of punitive measures, balancing public safety with individual rights and international legal standards.
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Canadian court strikes down parole ban for convicted murderers
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The decision to strike down the parole ban is highlighted, indicating a shift in sentencing for severe crimes.
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