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John Carpay: Supreme Court case on Indigenous domestic violence proves racial sentencing is absurd

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On October 9, 2026, the Supreme Court of Canada rendered a lengthy judgment in R. v.

Cope, grappling with provisions in Canada’s Criminal Code that govern the sentencing of Aboriginal offenders, and how sentences should be imposed when the crime victim is Aboriginal.

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