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  • About Candace House
    • The Healing Haven
    • What We Do
  • Police Investigation
    • Talking with the Police
    • Identifying the body
    • Giving a Statement
    • The Police Process
    • If You're a Suspect
  • Victim Rights
    • Canadian Victims Bill of Rights (CVBR)
    • Manitoba Victims' Bill of Rights
  • Media
  • Court Process
    • Court & Trial
    • Preparing for Court/The Trial
    • The Court Process
    • Sentencing
    • Appeals
    • Judicial Review
  • Resources & Support
    • Manitoba Compensation for Victims of Crime Program
    • General Compensation
    • General Resources
  • Restorative Justice
  • Corrections & Parole
    • Prison
    • Parole
  • Glossary of Terms

Prison


  • What programs could the offender take?
  • How do I appoint an agent (someone to represent me), if I need one?
  • Does imprisonment mean that the offender spends all his or her time in prison?
  • What are the prisons/penitentiaries like?
  • Are there other ways that I can learn how the offender is doing?
  • How can I continue to receive information about the offender on an ongoing basis after making my initial request?
  • Where can I get information about the offender?
  • What is Corrections?
  • What is the rehabilitation process?
  • Who will help me?
  • How is the offender’s risk assessed?
  • What might an offender profile look like? Who goes to federal institutions?
  • How can my family members continue to receive information about the offender after I die?
  • Who can obtain information about the offender?
  • What is the procedure to obtain information about the offender?
  • What kind of information about the offender is available?
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