Youth In Conflict With The Law

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summons, appearance notice, promise to appear, undertaking or recognizance are the 5 types of release methods for youth

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Presentence reports include

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Custodial Sentences in Ontario Phase I offenders

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Custodial Sentences Phase II offenders

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JP or judge can release the young person to the care of a responsible person such as your parent or guardian and they will be responsible to make sure you show up in court.

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Closed custody is (higher degree of restraint) in Ontario are locked settings surrounded by a security fence Residents rooms also have locks on them so they can be locked at night

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Youth can only be for custodial sentences of 90 days or less

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Parens Patriae is a latin term for when the courts sentenced a youth

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Youth were treated fairly and with respect back in the 1850's

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Most youth commit crime as youth go on to be serious adult offenders

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Most youth that do become serious offenders do start committing crimes when they are young

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Stats show that some of the behaviour 10-12 year old engage in is are things like bullying, truancy and minor damages

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CAS was created in 1893 (Childrens Protection Act)

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Youth In Conflict With The Law

Question 1 of 1

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summons, appearance notice, promise to appear, undertaking or recognizance are the 5 types of release methods for youth

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Presentence reports include

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Custodial Sentences in Ontario Phase I offenders

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Custodial Sentences Phase II offenders

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JP or judge can release the young person to the care of a responsible person such as your parent or guardian and they will be responsible to make sure you show up in court.

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Closed custody is (higher degree of restraint) in Ontario are locked settings surrounded by a security fence Residents rooms also have locks on them so they can be locked at night

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Youth can only be for custodial sentences of 90 days or less

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Parens Patriae is a latin term for when the courts sentenced a youth

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Youth were treated fairly and with respect back in the 1850's

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Most youth commit crime as youth go on to be serious adult offenders

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Most youth that do become serious offenders do start committing crimes when they are young

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Stats show that some of the behaviour 10-12 year old engage in is are things like bullying, truancy and minor damages

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CAS was created in 1893 (Childrens Protection Act)

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Are youth culpable means can they be held accountable for their behaviour even if they did have intent

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MesRea means the mental intent to commit the crime

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