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Hate as an Aggravating Factor at Sentencing - A Review of the Case Law from 2007–2020
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Executive Summary
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Background
What are hate crimes?
Measuring hate crime in Canada
Statistics on hate crime in Canada
3.0 Method
4.0 Findings
Charge
Victim Characteristics
Grounds of victimization
Race, ethnicity, and nationality
Religion
Language
Age
Sex
Sexual Orientation
Disability (mental and physical) and other similar factors
Offenders/ Group offending
Reasons for considering hate in sentencing
Quantum of enhancement
Hate Propaganda and Mischief relating to religious property (sections 318(1), 319(1), 319(2), 430(4.1) of the
Criminal Code
)
5.0 Conclusion
List of Cases (in alphabetical order)
Cases applying s.718.2(a)(i)
Cases applying s.318(1)
Cases applying s.319(1)
Cases applying s. 319(2)
Cases applying s. 430(4.1)
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Date modified:
2023-01-16