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COVID-19 and JAIL – There is a difference of opinion judicially and administratively as to how we should consider jail sentences during the pandemic. Obtaining accurate information would be a start in developing a consistent policy.

Posted byDennis Reeve 18 December 202018 December 2020
Toronto South Detention Centre in Etobicoke, seen here in a Feb. 17, 2015, file photo. An outbreak at the jail last week saw as many as 34 active cases.
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2020/12/17/legal-groups-say-ontario-misled-public-with-claim-it-reduced-inmate-population-by-30-per-cent-early-in-pandemic.html?source=newsletter&utm_content=a12&utm_source=ts_nl&utm_medium=email&utm_email=0B41BB051FF7EA38DB4BDD5E33BA3AB2&utm_campaign=tmh_39482
Posted byDennis Reeve18 December 202018 December 2020Posted inUncategorized

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