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When Paul Bernardo was declared a dangerous offender, this meant he would be eligible for parole when?
After 10 years
Never
After 25 years
Upon appeal
Answer
A dangerous offender designation in Canada signifies that an individual poses an undue risk to society and is unlikely to be rehabilitated. Consequently, Paul Bernardo, upon receiving this designation, forfeited his eligibility for parole. This implies that he will remain incarcerated indefinitely, subject to ongoing assessments to determine if his risk level has diminished sufficiently to warrant a potential release in the future.
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