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Stéphane Sérafin

Publishing · On our record since 2021

Where this writer stands

Public safety3 pieces

Prevention and restraintEnforcement and sentencing
“the Supreme Court has concluded that multiple murderers can't be subjected to "stacked" parole ineligibility periods — precisely the issue that Poilievre's proposed use of section 33 would seek to address — and held that imposing a mandatory six month minimum sentence on someone who lures and has sexual intercourse with a minor amounts to "cruel and unusual punishment."” Read the piece

Federalism1 piece

Ottawa leadsProvinces lead
“the Supreme Court of Canada must respect the basic architecture of the Canadian Constitution and the place that it affords to the legislative branches of government through, among other things, Section 33 of the Charter.” Read the piece

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