New sentencing legislation was declared by Justice Minister Allan Rock in 1996. As part of the new legislation, if a judge determines that hatred was the motivation in an attack, more severe sentencing could be required. What type of factor is hatred considered to be in this case?

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Hatred is considered an aggravating factor under the new sentencing legislation, meaning it can lead to more severe sentencing if determined to be a motivation in an attack.

New Sentencing Legislation Was Declared by Justice Minister Allan Rock