Gladue report
Gladue report noun: a report prepared prior to the sentencing of an Indigenous person convicted of a crime, which provides background as to how the person and their community have been affected by colonialism and the relationship between this and the person's offending.
Noun
Gladue report (plural Gladue reports)
- A report prepared prior to the sentencing of an Indigenous person convicted of a crime, which provides background as to how the person and their community have been affected by colonialism and the relationship between this and the person's offending.
Forms of Gladue report
| plural | Gladue reports |
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Origin of Gladue report
From R v Gladue (1999), a Supreme Court of Canada case concerning the sentencing of Indigenous offenders.
Questions about Gladue report
- What does Gladue report mean?
- Gladue report means a report prepared prior to the sentencing of an Indigenous person convicted of a crime, which provides background as to how the person and their community have been affected by colonialism and the relationship between this and the person's offending.
- What part of speech is Gladue report?
- Gladue report is a noun.
- What is the plural of Gladue report?
- The plural of Gladue report is Gladue reports.
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