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NCJ Number:	143504

Title:	CANADA SOLICITOR GENERAL ANNUAL REPORT 1991-1992

Corporate Author:	Canada Solicitor General Canada

Date Published:	1992

Page Count:	140

Sponsoring Agency:	Canada Solicitor General Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0P8, Canada

Publication Number:	ISBN 0-662-59528-9

Sale Source:	Canada Solicitor General 340 Laurier Avenue, West Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0P8, Canada

Type:	Report (Annual/Periodic)

Language:	English; French

Country:	Canada

Annotation:	The 1991-1992 annual report of Canada's Solicitor General describes the department's accomplishments and the activities of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), the National Parole Board, the Correctional Service of Canada, and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.

Abstract:	The report covers the Solicitor General's Police and Security Branch, Planning and Management Branch, Corrections Branch, and Communications Group. It also describes RCMP operations related to community and aboriginal policing, customs, emergency procedures, drug enforcement, economic crime, criminal intelligence, protective policing, and law enforcement services. Highlights of National Parole Board operation are noted that focus on correctional reform, improved decisionmaking, enhanced productivity in processing pardons, and management improvements. The organization and achievements of Canada's correctional system are examined with respect to sex offender treatment, substance abuse, aboriginal offenders, environmental issues, and management support services. The mandate, powers, and accomplishments of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service during 1991-1992

Main Term(s):	Corrections annual reports

Index Term(s):	Canada; Criminology; Foreign correctional systems; Foreign criminal justice systems; Foreign police; Foreign probation or parole services; Police; Royal Canadian Mounted Police



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