In R V Deane, the Sentence Was Reached Based on the Defendant's

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In R. v. Deane, the sentence was reached based on the defendant's previous record as a police officer and because he was given false information that the Indigenous protestors at Ipperwash, Ontario, were in possession of weapons.

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