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In the case of R. v. M.B., Judge Turpel-Lafond ordered two conferences because:

In the case of R. v. M.B., Judge Turpel-Lafond ordered two conferences because:
a.   The original sentence proposed in the joint submission was too lenient.
b.   She wanted to obtain more information on the reasons for the offending behaviour.
c.   Of a desire to address overrepresentation of Aboriginal youth in the system.
d.   There was too little information on this case.
e.   She anticipated an Appellate challenge.

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