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Question 1

Who is Kailey Oliver-Machado

Answer 1

ringleader who sex trafficked girls

Question 2

Who is considered a youth in Canada

Answer 2

12-17 year olds

Question 3

What happened to Stephanie Rengel’s sentence

Answer 3

David: 10 year for parole (1st degree)
Gf: 6 years (2nd degree)

Question 4

What is the max sentence of youth for first degree murder

Answer 4

10 years

Question 5

What is the max life sentence for an adult

Answer 5

25 years

Question 6

Are youth crimes increasing

Answer 6

no

Question 7

people are more likely to break the law during their youth/early adulthood than at any other time in their
lives

true or false

Answer 7

true

Question 8

What is the most common sentence for youth

Answer 8

probabtion

Question 9

What time are most crimes committed

Answer 9

3-6pm

Question 10

If a youth is convicted of a summary offence how long do their records remain open?

Answer 10

3 years

Question 11

If a youth is convicted of a indictable offence (not including murder, manslaughter, aggravated sexual assault) how long do their records remain open?

Answer 11

5 years

Question 12

What happens if a commit an offence as an adult during the access period of the criminal record

Answer 12

It will be tacked on to your adult file lol

Question 13

What happens if a youth commits

Answer 13

if convicted of murder, attempted murder, aggravated sexual assault, manslaughter, it may be open indefinitely.

Question 14

If a youth is “tried as an adult”, are they kept in adult court or youth court

Answer 14

tried in youth court but sentenced as an adult

Question 15

Who is most likely to be victimized by youth?

Answer 15

other youth

Question 16

What age group has the highest involvement in
crime?

Answer 16

15-24

Question 17

Peak age for males committing crimes

Answer 17

17

Question 18

Peak age for women commiting crimes

Answer 18

16

Question 19

What does the age crime curve show? Why?

Answer 19

involvement in crime increases in early adolescence, peeks as teens and early adulthood, and decreases when we get older

We have more stakes as we get older and more impulse control

Question 20

Rank the most common offence commited by youth and reported to police in order

mischief
common assault
theft
armed robbery

Answer 20

theft
common assault
mischief

Question 21

Who is more likely to shoplift? Who are most likely to be caught

Answer 21

males. females cause they suspect they will

Question 22

Are most youth crimes committed individually or with others?

Answer 22

committed in groups 2 or more

Question 23

Is beyond scared straight effective

Answer 23

no lol

Question 24

youth crimes before1800’s were low why?

Answer 24

children had to much responsibility and social control was effective

Question 25

Late 1800s-1900s youth crime. (why’d it increase? issues)

Answer 25

children were abandoned by families
there was no separate system so children were tried in adult court and

Question 26

The juvenile delinquents act’s (1908) created a seperate justice system for

8 and older

12 and older

7 and older

10 and older

Answer 26

7 and older

Question 27

What was the Juvenile status for PEI, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Saskatchewan

Answer 27

16 years old

Question 28

What province upper limit to be considered a juvenile is 17

Answer 28

newfoundland and B.C

Question 29

Which province did not have the upper limit to be 18

Newfoundland

Manitoba

Quebec

Answer 29

Newfoundland

Question 30

The Jda banned what?

Answer 30

publication of juveniles names

Question 31

JDA: how long could a youth be held in training school? Under what act

Answer 31

21 years old. Juvenile Delinquent Act 1908

Question 32

Under what act could Juveniles face the death penalty

Answer 32

Juvenile Delinquent Act