Gladue principles: a guide to the jurisprudence

Part A: Legal and historical context

• Chapter 1 - Earlier accommodative sentencing practices
• Chapter 2 - Prior task forces and commissions of inquiry
• Chapter 3 - Legislative history and context

Part B: The accommodative jurisprudence of the Supreme Court of Canada

• Chapter 4 - Judicial notice of discrimination in Williams
• Chapter 5 - The framework and principles set out in Gladue
• Chapter 6 - Conditional sentencing of Indigenous People in Wells
• Chapter 7 - Long-term offenders and misconceptions in Ipeelee
• Chapter 8 - Extending the Gladue principles beyond s 718.2(E)

Part C: The unique and case-specific circumstances of Indigenous individuals and collectives

• Chapter 9 - Unique systemic and background factors
• Chapter 10 - Culturally appropriate procedures and sanctions
• Chapter 11 - The need for case-specific information

Part D: Elaboration and extension of the Gladue principles by lower courts

• Chapter 12 - Joint submissions on sentence
• Chapter 13 - Bail hearings
• Chapter 14 - Dangerous offenders
• Chapter 15 - Young persons
• Chapter 16 - Collateral consequences
• Chapter 17 - Absolute and conditional discharges
• Chapter 18 - Sentencing in civil and administrative law contexts
• Conclusion
• Table of cases