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Home
About
Mission Statement
Board & Staff
Funders and Other Supporters
Donate
Membership
Reports & Newsletters
Volunteer Opportunities
Contact
Programs
Law Phone-In and Lawyer Referral Program
Workplace Sexual Harassment Project
Victims of Intimate Partner Violence Project
Speakers Bureau
On-line Training Course
Law Conference
Webinars
Publications
Schools & Youth
Internet Resources
Mock Trial Kits
Speakers in the Classroom
Youth Criminal Justice Act Teaching Kit
Lesson Plans & Case Summaries
Info
Quiz
Unrepresented Litigants
Resources
Administrative Law
Criminal Law
Family Law
Small Claims
Wills and Estates
Videos
FAQs
Resources
Law Quiz
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Youth Justice Quiz
As of April 1, 2003, when young people come into contact with the law, they have certain rights, according to the
Young Offenders Act
Youth Criminal Justice Act
Anti-Gang Act
Juvenile Delinquents Act
Local Youth Justice Committees are made up of __________, who speak for the community. They help make sure young people are accountable for their wrongdoing.
Volunteers
Actors
Police Officers
Judges
If young people admit they have committed a wrongful act, they can be given __________ measures and not have to go to court.
Extra-judicial
Extreme
Probation
Punishment
The Youth Criminal Justice Act deals with young people between the ages of
12 and 17
10 and 15
18 and 21
5 and 12
The Youth Criminal Justice Act gives __________ a voice and gives them a chance to say how they have been hurt.
Victims
Lawyers
Citizens
Gangs
Phone
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