Quebec Judges Criticize Sentence Reduction Requests to Shield Foreign Nationals Immigration Status

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CanadaThe Palais de Justice in Montreal, on Sept.19, 2024. The Canadian Press/Graham HughesJennifer Cowan4/10/2026|Updated: 4/10/20260:00Two Quebec judges have spoken out in recent days, criticizing efforts by Crown prosecutors and defence lawyers to seek reduced sentences aimed at preserving the immigration status of foreign nationals.Quebec Court Justice Antoine Piché was the latest judge to comment on the matter when he accused Montreal Crown prosecutors this week of “regularly” reducing standard sentences to prevent offenders from being deported.

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