Legal Rights & Youth Crime Consequences

What are your rights when you are taken into custody?

The youth is banned from owning something.

The judge orders the youth to serve time in a young offender center or community.

The youth must follow specific conditions set by the court for a specific period of time.

The judge orders the supervision of the youth by an officer for no longer than two years.

The young person works off his or her debt by doing chores or work for the victim.

If you are being questioned by the police on the street, what information MUST you give them?

Ordering a young person to pay money to the victim for damage that resulted from their offence.

Which of the following is NOT an extrajudicial measure?

If a police officer does not let you go, what does this mean?

If you are being arrested, what information do you HAVE to give to the officer?

A sentence which allows the court to discharge the youth without any conditions.

To address and fix the problems that led to the crime, so further offences can be prevented.

A stern warning from the judge.

The judge orders the youth to pay money to the court.

What is another name for a lawyer?

The judge orders the youth to return to the owner any goods that were stolen.

This order requires a young person to work in the community without being paid for it.

The court orders the youth to attend a program, such as anger management, set by the judge.

Ensuring that the youth can fit back into his or her community.

This is the act that deals with youth justice for young offenders aged 12-17.