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Module 1 Accepting Guilty Pleas Deciding of a Sentence Sentencing Hearings Purpose and Principles of Sentencing Other Sentencing Principles Purpose and Principles of Sentencing Indigenous Offenders Considerations in Sentence Module 1 Skill Check
Module 2

Module 2 Key Factors Relevant to Indigenous Sentencing Concerns Additional Factors Relevant to Indigenous Sentencing Considerations Ipeelee Off-Line Activity Present Evidence to Prove Systemic Disadvantage Module 2 Skill Check
Module 3

Module 3 Historical and Current Trauma Impact on the Community and Individual Historical Trauma of Indigenous People Impact of Historical Trauma Collective Distresses Colonialism Impacts of Colonialism Disadvantaged Socioeconomically are Less Likely to Report Crimes Historical Traumas are Complex Who is the Indigenous Offender? Considerations for Gladue Sentencing Principles Community Influences Multiple Sentencing Considerations Family Functions Social Function Substance Misuse and Victimization Substance Misuse as a Coping Mechanism Employment and Employability Key Aspects of Employment Mental and Physical Health Cultural Factors Collecting and Presenting Gladue Principles for Sentencing Hearing Collecting Relevant Gladue Principles Offender Participation Information to Collect Before Interviews Informed Consent and Release of Information How to Organize the Information Making Recommendations or Providing Options to the Court Obligation to Support in Times of Distress Obligation to Protect Sources Disclosure of Information (Public and Private) Divulge the History Dealing with Abuse Allegations Culturally Appropriate Considerations Alternatives to Incarceration Acknowledgements Take a Test: Gladue Assignment Module 3 Skill Check
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