Terminology
The lawyer who puts forward evidence in favor of the accused.
Defense
What ages does the YCJA represent?
12-17
A judge may order that an offender join this type of program if their crime involved drugs.
Rehabilitation Program
What is deferred custody often referred to?
House arrest
A document that shows all convictions and extrajudicial sanctions against an offender.
Criminal Record
What are the MAIN goals of the YCJA?
Rehabilitation and Reintegration
What group in Ontario is most likely to be killed by offenders?
Black People
What is it called when an offender has to return property?
Restitution
The consequences given by a judge after a guilty verdict or guilty plea.
Sentence
The YCJA says that non-violent, first time offenders be dealt with through ______________ measures.
Extrajudicial
The main prison advocacy group for men, women, and youths is called...
The John Howard Society
What is the maximum fine a youth can pay?
$1000
Trying to bring someone back into functioning society.
Reintegration
What are you guaranteed access to at any point by the YCJA?
A Lawyer
The main Canadian advocacy group that helps with women's issues in the criminal justice system is called....
The Elizabeth Fry Society
What is it called when an offender is allowed to leave with no conditions?
Discharge
When the jury is removed from the court and isolated in order to make a decision.
Sequester
What is the youngest age that a person can receive an adult sentence?
14
What percentage of youths in custodial facilities are aboriginal?
39%
If you are over 18 and are serving custodial time for more than 2 years, where would you serve your sentence?
Federal Penitentiary