YCJA

Question 1

advocate

Answer 1

to speak up for something or someone

Question 2

Community service 

Answer 2

A form of extra judicial measures

Question 3

compensation

Answer 3

To make up for

Question 4

equitable

Answer 4

fairness 

Question 5

incarcerate 

Answer 5

to be in prison or confined 

Question 6

jury

Answer 6

A group of people who come to a verdict after listening to evidence 

Question 7

recidivism 

Answer 7

The likelihood of a criminal reoffending 

Question 8

 reparations 

Answer 8

to fix what has been done 

Question 9

intervention

Answer 9

hold youth accountable 

Question 10

justice


Answer 10

Laws to judge punish and regress wrong

Question 11

rehabilitate

Answer 11

to restore someone to health after trauma 

Question 12

reintegrate

Answer 12

Someone to put someone back in the society

Question 13

restitution

Answer 13

offender pays a fine to fix what has been damaged 

Question 14

sentence 

Answer 14

what you were charged with

Question 15

indictable

Answer 15

A serious offence

Question 16

offence

Answer 16

What law you broke

Question 17

reconcile

Answer 17

Restore, friendly relationships 

Question 18

extra judicial measures 

Answer 18

action outside of court 

Question 19

prosecute

Answer 19

accuse someone of committing a cry in law court or lawyers try to prove that a person is accused of committing. A crime is guilty. 

Question 20

pros of community service 

Answer 20

out of jail
 less serious

Question 21

cons of community service 

Answer 21

criminal Society
can refuse

Question 22

restorative justice 

Answer 22

restoring the harm done 

Question 23

what is the intention of the YCJA

Answer 23

to keep youth out of trouble

Question 24

what are your rights under the YCJA?

Answer 24

officers must give reason
publication ban
right to silence - anything you say can be used against you
a lawyer
talk to parents in private
quick trial

Question 25

what are some extra musical measures?

Answer 25

community service restorative justice reparations programs

Question 26

rights at - 14

Answer 26

adult sentence drive with restrictions

Question 27

rights - 12

Answer 27

criminal offense

Question 28

know your rights 15-17

Answer 28

drop out license passport consent to sexual activity fishing license

Question 29

rights 18

Answer 29

alcohol marriage adopt a pet medical treatments change your name credit card vote 

Question 30

what’s the difference between a warning and a cautionv

Answer 30

caution: more serious warning: not as serious

Question 31

what is the kids for cash problem?

Answer 31

not enough beds in detention centres leaving violent offenders in schools or on the streets.

Question 32

to what extent is rehabilitation and restorative justice more (or less) effective than traditional punishment?

Answer 32

can help victims but not guaranteed to death the offender

Question 33

Criminal Code Of Canada

Answer 33

adults criminal record long imprisonment publish names

Question 34

what is the john howard society?

Answer 34

a organization for men coming out of prison, providing opportunities and chances for them. gives skills, money, housing, and education

Question 35

what is the elizabeth fry society?

Answer 35

a organization for woman coming out of challenging situations like homelessness, poverty, or incarceration. provides money, housing, education, and helps build a new life.

Question 36

what is expunged?

Answer 36

erased or dismissed