Bill S-10 & C-15 Senate Cttees
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10/29/09 Darryl Plecas, UFV professor, criminologist
Opening statement + Q&A with Senators.
Darryl Plecas, RCMP University Research Chair, Director, Centre for Criminal Justice Research, University of the Fraser Valley
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10/21/09 Paul Saint-Denis, Senior Counsel, Dept of Justice
Senators put questions to:
Paul Saint-Denis, Senior Counsel, Criminal Law Policy Section, Department of Justice Canada
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12/02/09 Tousaw, Lucas, Belle-Isle, Leung
Senators put questions to:
- Kirk Tousaw, Executive Director, Beyond Prohibition Foundation
- Philippe Lucas, Founder/Executive Director, Vancouver Island Compassion Society
- Jeet-Kei Leung, Communications Coordinator, BC Compassion Club Society
- Lynne Belle-Isle, Programs Consultant, National Programs, Canadian AIDS Society
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11/05/09 Gabor Maté and Wayne Skinner
Bill C-15 Senate Committee 11/05/09
Gabor Maté, Vancouver physician
, CAMH
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11/19/09 Don Head, Correctional Service of Canada
Witness: Don Head, Commissioner, Correctional Service of Canada
The Senate Committee studying Bill C-15, legislation that would impose mandatory prison sentences for low level drug offenses.
Read the transcripts: http://www.cannabisfacts.ca/Se<wbr>nateCtteeMtgs_BillC-15.html
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Share these videos! The public needs to see for themselves how flawed this legislation is. Mandatory minimums for drug offences will be destructive to Canadian society and waste $billions in tax dollars for prisons. All those low-level non-violent offenders will come out of prison, and back into society, worse off than when they went in.
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