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  2. Parole Board of Canada - Wikipedia

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    Under the Criminal Records Act, Section 2.1, [5] the Parole Board of Canada is the administrative tribunal that has the exclusive authority to make decisions regarding Record Suspensions. A Record Suspension is a formal means to remove the disadvantages associated with having a Criminal Record for people that have been convicted of a criminal ...

  3. Criminal sentencing in Canada - Wikipedia

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    For instance, the delay period for an application for a criminal record suspension (formerly called a pardon) disregards any remission earned. An accused person serving a determinate sentence, other than life imprisonment, is eligible for statutory release after serving two-thirds of the sentence.

  4. Criminal Records Act - Wikipedia

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    In 2012, the Canadian government changed the name of pardons to record suspension. This reflects the fact that the pardon could be revoked if the person were to re-offend. [18] The Canadian government undertook public consultation on the Criminal Records Act in 2016. The results will be used to inform further changes to the Act. [19]

  5. Pardon - Wikipedia

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    Under the CRA, the PBC can issue, grant, deny, and revoke pardons. In 2012, the Parliament of Canada passed the Safe Streets and Communities Act, [15] which changed many elements of the criminal justice system. The Act replaced the term "pardon" with "record suspension", [16] and the pardon system was similarly changed. [17]

  6. Safe Streets and Communities Act - Wikipedia

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    This section made significant changes to the country's pardon laws. Part 3 of the bill replaced the term "pardon" with "Record Suspension" and eliminated pardons for those with Schedule 1 criminal offences on their record or those with more than three offences each carrying a sentence of two years or more. [7] The bill caused much controversy.

  7. Imprisoned 'Chrisley Knows Best' couple to seek pardons from ...

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    The imprisoned reality television couple known for the TV show “Chrisley Knows Best” will seek pardons from President Donald Trump following their convictions in a scheme to defraud banks out ...

  8. Criminal record - Wikipedia

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    Criminal offences can be pardoned either by the Governor General of Canada, Parole Board of Canada or through an Order in Council by the federal government, as determined by the crime involved under the Criminal Records Act. Pardon has been renamed as record suspension under Bill C-10, otherwise known as the omnibus crime bill or by its formal ...

  9. Some Taylor Swift Fans Heading to ‘Eras Tour’ Might Not Be ...

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    Many Taylor Swift fans have expressed their shock after learning they may not be able to cross the Canadian border for the Eras Tour’s final stop in Vancouver. For some Swifties, their biggest ...