YCJA

What ages do the YCJA deal with?

• 12 to 17

• 14 to 17

• 12 and 17

• 12 to 18

Which one of the following is "NOT" one of the consequences for YCJA

• Execution

• Rehabilitation

• Reintegration

• Counselling

What does YCJA stands for?

• Youth Crimial Justice Act

• Young Court Justice Appeal

• Young Court Justice Appeal

• Youth Criminal Justice Act

From what age can you be charged of a murder?

• From the age of 15

• From the age of 13

• From the age of 14

• From the age of 12

Which one of the following is "NOT" a A-level offense

• Attempted Murder

• Aggravated Sexual Assault

• Murder

• Robbing a store

Can a 12 year old be charged of stealing a $100 shoes?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• I don't know

Which one of the following is a B-level offense

• Attempting a murder

• Stealing more than $100

• Repeating serious violent offences

• Theft

What are the factors that determine the consequences for the Young Offenders

• Murder, Stealing, Theft

• Rehabilitation, Reintegration, Counselling,

• Seriousness, History, Attitude

• Attempted Murder, Aggravated Sexual Assault

the courts that deal with problems between provinces, and with laws made by senate.

• Provincial Courts

• Federal Courts

• Supreme Court

• Provinicial Court

What is a constitution

• A document which spells out the principles by which a society runs and the fundamental laws that govern a society

• A document which spells out the principles by which a government runs and the fundamental laws that govern the courts

• A constitution guarantees fundamental freedom to all the Canadians.

• A document which spells out the principles by which a government runs and the fundamental laws that govern a society