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The phrase "term of imprisonment" found in s. 36 of the IRPA has a different meaning than in the Criminal Code. Under IRPA it ''does not'' refer conditional sentence orders.<ref> | The phrase "term of imprisonment" found in s. 36 of the IRPA has a different meaning than in the Criminal Code. Under IRPA it ''does not'' refer conditional sentence orders.<ref> | ||
{{ | {{CanLIIRPC|Tran v Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness)|h6pmh|2017 SCC 50 (CanLII)|[2017] 2 SCR 289}}{{perSCC|Côté J}}<br> | ||
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Under s. 50 IRPA, the imposition of a term of imprisonment will have the effect of staying any removal orders. But a probation order stay removal.<ref> | Under s. 50 IRPA, the imposition of a term of imprisonment will have the effect of staying any removal orders. But a probation order stay removal.<ref> | ||
{{ | {{CanLIIRPC|Cuskic c. Canada (Ministre de la Citoyenneté et de l'Immigration)|4kq3|2000 CanLII 16271 (CAF)|[2001] 2 RCF 3}}, ''per'' Létourneau JA | ||
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Section 50 IRPA also has the effect of staying removal while the accused has pending charges in Canada. | Section 50 IRPA also has the effect of staying removal while the accused has pending charges in Canada. | ||
{{ | {{CanLIIRPC|Collins v Canada (Attorney General)|fqf07|2012 FC 268 (CanLII)|406 FTR 87}}, ''per'' Near J<br> | ||
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