George Wallace
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I stand to be corrected, but did Kyle Brown not do two years in DB and then Released from the CF and transferred to a Federal Penitentiary.
4. Imprisonment. Service prisoners and service convicts typically require an intensive programme consisting of both vocational training and rehabilitation to equip them for their return to society following completion of their term of incarceration. Such programmes can only be run effectively and efficiently where the numbers of inmates approach the necessary critical mass. Civilian prisons and penitentiaries are uniquely equipped to provide such opportunities to inmates. Therefore, to facilitate their reintegration into society, service prisoners and service convicts who are to be released from the CF will usually be transferred to a civilian prison or penitentiary as soon as practical within the first 30 days following the date of sentencing. The member will ordinarily be released from the CF before such a transfer is effected.
George Wallace said:I stand to be corrected, but did Kyle Brown not do two years in DB and then Released from the CF and transferred to a Federal Penitentiary.
Der Panzerkommandant.... said:I believe so. I know for a fact that he did do time in civie prison.
Judge delays sentencing for convicted soldier
By: CTV.ca News Staff
Date: Tue. Sep. 29 2009 10:44 AM ET
A military judge will take an extra day to mull over the sentence for a young soldier who was convicted of causing the death of his tentmate in Afghanistan more than two years ago.
Cmdr. Peter Lamont says he will postpone the sentencing of Cpl. Matthew Wilcox until Wednesday, so that he can consider defence arguments that the convicted soldier serve as much of his sentence as possible in a federal institution.
The judge told the court he is considering giving Wilcox a sentence of at least two years.
PMedMoe said:/... the Defence Department employed Wilcox as a weapons instructor after he returned from Afghanistan in 2007.
If released (meaning, if his appeal fails), he will serve all of his time *whereever*, and then be released following that.ajp said:If he is released will he serve any time in DB or all in NS?
On receipt of a warrant ordering the transfer of an inmate to a
penitentiary or civil prison, the commandant shall arrange for the
transfer of the inmate under escort. The following documents shall be
sent with the inmate:
d. a certificate as to the number of days of remission earned.
(See Appendix P and article 5.09 - Calculation of remission on
Transfer to Civil Incarceration.)