YCJA Process
Key Roles
Justice Advocacy Groups
100

What is the first step in YCJA processing?

Police Contact with Accused

100

How many jurors are there?

12

100

What are the 2 groups we talked about today?

John Howard Society and Elizabeth Fry Society 
200

What happens after arrests and summons? 

Crown Prosecutor Review 

200

Who's interests does the judge serve?

Offenders, victims, and communities

200

Who does the Elizabeth Fry Society focus on helping?

Women and girls

300

what are the two options after an offender is processed through court? 

found guilty or found not guilty 

300
Who employs the crown prosecutor?

The government

300

Who does the John Howard Society work with? 

People in trouble with the law

400
What happens after a pre-charge referral? 

Referral to extra- judicial sanctions coordinator or youth justice committee

400
Who can be jurors?

Canadian citizens, 18 or older, and eligible to vote

400

Fill in the blank: 

Justice advocacy groups work _________ of the government. 

independently

500

Youths go to court when...

They are ineligible for extra-judicial sanctions or not completed extra-judicial sanctions

500

What is the responsibility of the extra-judicial sanctions coordinator?

Coordinating and facilitating the delivery of community-based programming options

500

Why do justice advocacy groups call for measures?

To improve the fairness of the justice system