Citizenship- Judges, Courts, Power of police, Youth court, Union

What is the Universal declaration of human rights?

• A document that says that all humans are born freely and to the same wealth

• A document that says says that all children disserve the right to play

• A document that says all humans should be not be sent to a war

• A document that says all humans disserve basic human rights e.g. no torture

Where are the headquarters to the united nations?

• Geneva, Switzerland

• Brussels, Belgium

• New York, USA

• Geneva , Belgium

True or False. The council of Europe is part of the EU

• True

• False

Who are judges chosen by?

• The Independent Judicial Appointment commitee

• The government.

• Supreme court Judges

• The Crown Prosecution service

What does the CPC (Crown Prosecution Service) do?

• Appeal someone's court case

• Work with a young person if they have been accused of a crime.

• Check if there is enough evidence to start a court case.

• Are responsible for taking the offender to prison

True or False, The government can sack supreme court Judges

• True

• False

Are members of the public allowed in a youth court?

• Yes

• No

• Only if they ask.

Until what age are young offenders sent to a young peoples institute

• 16

• 17

• 18

• 21

True or False, youth courts have 2-3 magistrates

• True

• False

Choose all the options that a young offender could receive as a punishment (click as many that you think are correct)

• Fine for parents

• Rehabilitation

• Custodial sentence

• Discharge

• Referral order