Workshop 10 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

what is the age of criminal responsibility

A

no child under 10 can be guilty of an offence, so 10-17 are youths

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2
Q

child vs young person age

A

child= under 14
young person = 14-17

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3
Q

who sits in a youth court

A

one district judge or no more than 3 mags

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4
Q

when mist parents/guardians attend the youth court

A

under 16- at all stages unless unreasonbale
16-17- may require to attend

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5
Q

who should not act as an appropriate adult?

A

if suspoected of involvement, are the victim, a witness, involved in investigation or received admissions prior to attending to act as AA

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6
Q

what is the role of an AA

A

advise the juvenile, observe whether interview is being conducted properly and fairly and faciliatte communication with juvenile

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7
Q

what are the options after interview of child /YP

A

NFA, triage, community resolution, youth caution, youth conditional caution and charge

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8
Q

what is a youth caution

A

formal out of court disposal - after this youth must be referred to youth justice service

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9
Q

when can youth cautions be used

A

if police are satisfied tht there is sufficient evidence to charge the youth with an offence, youth admits offence to police, or polcie do not consider that the youth should be prosecuted or given a youth conditional caution for offence

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10
Q

what is the relevant age for the purpose of sentence

A

age of offender at date of conviction

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11
Q

when is someone classed as a persistant offender

A

3 or more findings of guilt in past 12 months for imprisonable offence of multiple offences over a short period of time

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12
Q

what are the 3 powers of committal to cc for sentence in youth courts

A

youth is convicted of grave crime, dangerous young offender or related offences

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13
Q

what are the non custodial sentences available for youths

A

youth rehabilitation order- max 36 months
referral order- min 3 months, max 12 months
reparation orders
orders against parents

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14
Q

when is a referral order mandatory

A

young offender has no pre cons, and pleads guilty to an imprisonable offence

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15
Q

what are the options to the court is breach youth referral order

A

take no action, impose a fine, amend terms of order or revoke order and resentence

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16
Q

what is the only custodial sentence available to a youth court

A

detention and training order - can only be used if convicted of an offence which is punishable with imprisonment in case of an adult

17
Q

when will youth have first hearing at an adult mags court

A

youth jointly charged with adult, charged with aiding and abetting adult to commit offence etc

18
Q

when must a youth be sent to CC

A

charged with homicide or firearm offence, serious fraud, dangerous offender

19
Q

when is an offence a grave crime

A

if max sentence for an adult is 14 or more years, and would the youth likely receive a senetnce of 2 or more years