Corrections and Conditional Release Act

The Corrections and Conditional Release Act is Canadian legislation that governs the management of federal prisons and the process for releasing and supervising offenders. It aims to ensure public safety while providing fair treatment and rehabilitation opportunities for inmates. The Act sets rules for the incarceration, parole, and supervised release of offenders, emphasizing principles like accountability, transparency, and respect for human rights. Overall, it balances societal protection with the goal of helping offenders reintegrate into the community responsibly after serving their sentences.