(Canadian Law)For each of the following cases, what is the offender's sentence? Decide upon a sentence for the offender. Outline the rationale for your decision, including which sentencing objective is most important. (The maximum sentence allowed for the offence is shown in parentheses at the end of each case.) Travis was charged with the theft of just over $17 worth of pens, markers, and other items from the University of Western Ontario bookstore. At the time of the offence, Travis had already purchased $125 worth of goods and had $36 in his wallet. He was enrolled in an M.B.A. program after com- pleting his undergraduate work. Evidence indicated that he had been under emotional stress because of problems with his family and with his university studies. Prior to his trial, Travis apologized to the bookstore management and offered to work in the store on a voluntary basis as a penalty for his offence and as a form of compen- sation. (2 years)