Oryia's Home Sentence for Drug Trafficking
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In a groundbreaking ruling, Ontarios Appeal Court has allowed Mohammad Oryia, a twenty-year-old Afghan immigrant, to serve the remainder of his two-year drug trafficking sentence at home. Oryia, who was bullied in school and struggled with mental health issues, faced harsh conditions at Maplehurst Correctional Complex, including overcrowded cells and violence from other inmates. The court found that his time served and credits, along with the impact of prison conditions on his mental health, warranted a house arrest sentence.
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