Episode

Do first-time offenders deserve a second chance?

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The Evan Bray Show
Published
Jun 8, 2026
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1030
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Summary

Do first-time offenders deserve a second chance? This is what Lisa Kerr, associate professor at Queen’s University’s Faculty of Law, explores in her Globe and Mail opinion piece about what Canada should do with rehabilitated offenders. Her piece argues that rehabilitation and personal transformation deserve more attention in our justice system.