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1. 1A person who has been released on Day Parole must report back to the penitentiary or provincial facility every weekend.

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2. 2Federal offenders can apply for full parole when they have completed one third of their sentence or seven years (whichever is less)

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3. 3One of the commitments of Correctional Service of Canada to the public is to: suspend the release of any offender believed to be at risk of criminal involvement.

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4. 4Even if the police have reasonable grounds to believe that a youth has broken the law, the officer can still give that youth a warning or caution.

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5. 5A fundamental principle of the Youth Criminal Justice Act is that custody is to be viewed as a last resort for youths.

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6. 6A youth court may impose a sentence of Community Service to a maximum of 500 hours

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7. 7Normally, the media is prohibited from identifying youths involved with the criminal justice system. However, if a young offender receives an adult sentence than that young person may be identified to the public.

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8. 8A reintegration plan is used to help a youth reintegrate into the community when they are released from custody.

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9. 9
   A youth can receive an adult sentence for Theft Over $5000.

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10. 10As long as a police officer ensures that a youth is able to contact their parent, the officer does not need to advise the youth of their right to counsel.
    

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11. 11A person who has been released on Day Parole must report back to the penitentiary or provincial facility every weekend.

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    2. BFalso
12. 12Federal offenders can apply for full parole when they have completed one third of their sentence or seven years (whichever is less).

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    2. BFalso
13. 13One of the commitments of Correctional Service of Canada to the public is to: suspend the release of any offender believed to be at risk of criminal involvement.
    

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    2. BFalso
14. 14Even if the police have reasonable grounds to believe that a youth has broken the law, the officer can still give that youth a warning or caution.

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    2. BFalso
15. 15A fundamental principle of the Youth Criminal Justice Act is that custody is to be viewed as a last resort for youths.

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16. 16A Sentencing Circle never includes the police.

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17. 17A Conferencing Circle may be used instead of calling the police and proceeding through the “traditional” criminal justice system.

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18. 18Family or Community Group Conferencing is part of the criminal justice system and is administered by the courts.

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19. 19Community Assisted Hearings are administered by Correctional Service of Canada.

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20. 20The use of Restorative Justice is discouraged when dealing with young offenders.

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21. 21Healing Circles are intended to bring closure to conflict between people.

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22. 22The Crime Control Model focuses on protecting the public through the capture, prosecution, and conviction of offenders.

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23. 23Section 1 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms recognizes that not all rights and freedoms are absolute and that there will be situations where a Charter rights is subject to a reasonable limitation.

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24. 24If a person is convicted of a criminal offence and given a sentence of 3 years that person will serve the sentence in a Provincial Prison.

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communications Test sobre cj true and false , creado por Denise . el 22/01/2018.

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