News (Media Awareness Project) - CN ON: The Crime Crackdown Game Plan |
Title: | CN ON: The Crime Crackdown Game Plan |
Published On: | 2006-01-06 |
Source: | Toronto Sun (CN ON) |
Fetched On: | 2008-01-14 19:34:15 |
THE CRIME CRACKDOWN GAME PLAN
Other crime-crackdown measures forwarded yesterday by the Conservative
Party include:
- - Filling 1,000 vacant RCMP positions and financially helping cities
hire 2,500 new police officers.
- - Arming border guards and ensuring they never work
alone.
- - Hunting down 40,000 people under deportation order in Canada,
focusing first on those convicted of serious offences.
- - Deploying face recognition and biometric technology at border
crossings.
- - Raising the age of sexual consent from the current 14 to
16.
- - Making it easier for 14-year-olds charged with serious offences to
be tried as adults.
- - Forcing sex offenders to give DNA samples to a new national
registry.
- - Instituting mandatory prison times for sex crimes and serious drug
offences.
- - Establishing a national victims' ombudsman office.
- - Providing $10 million per year to help victims appear at parole
hearings.
- - Preventing the decriminalization of marijuana.
- - Setting up a judicial inquiry of the Air India bombings.
Other crime-crackdown measures forwarded yesterday by the Conservative
Party include:
- - Filling 1,000 vacant RCMP positions and financially helping cities
hire 2,500 new police officers.
- - Arming border guards and ensuring they never work
alone.
- - Hunting down 40,000 people under deportation order in Canada,
focusing first on those convicted of serious offences.
- - Deploying face recognition and biometric technology at border
crossings.
- - Raising the age of sexual consent from the current 14 to
16.
- - Making it easier for 14-year-olds charged with serious offences to
be tried as adults.
- - Forcing sex offenders to give DNA samples to a new national
registry.
- - Instituting mandatory prison times for sex crimes and serious drug
offences.
- - Establishing a national victims' ombudsman office.
- - Providing $10 million per year to help victims appear at parole
hearings.
- - Preventing the decriminalization of marijuana.
- - Setting up a judicial inquiry of the Air India bombings.
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