Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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How is Justice related to Quality of Life?

A

Justice is saying people have the right for a fair trial and if something happens the person convicted they will get the opportunity to share their story. The quality of life gets increased when people don’t have to worry about being treated unfair.

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2
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If you are caught breaking the law what people will be making the decisions for you?

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Police, Lawyers, Justice committees, and Judges

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3
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What rights do you have if arrested?

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Remain Silence, Speak to lawyer, Parent or guardian present, have parents with you for questions, have lawyer for court

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4
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What 4 ways a young offender’s experience with the justice system might differ from adults?

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Lower consequences

Most offenders avoid criminal record

Protects the privacy of offenders, not allowed to say name

12-14 not allowed to have a sentence.

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5
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If a young person breaks the law what are 3 choices the police will give you

A

Charge the Person
Doesn’t charge the person
Gives a warning

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3 Circumstances when a young offender might be sent to court?

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Crime is serious or other circumstances

Prosecutor takes them to court with evidence

Person doesn’t complete program for Rehab

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5 Things that may be included in young offenders sentence?

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Community Service
Counseling
Prison
Criminal Record
Restitution

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4 Factors that may be considered when deciding the consequences for a young offender?

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Seriousness of offence
History of offender
Attitude of offender
Circumstances around charge.

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9
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Who is not eligible for jury duty

A

Under 18
Not Canadian Resident
Have previous offences
New Mothers

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10
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Responsibilities that come with jury duty

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Trial is fair
Appear on time
Not be influenced by social media or other people outside of court

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11
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What is Defence, Prosecution, and Sequester

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Defense: defending the person who was sued, put on trial, use evidence to prove the person is not guilty

Prosecution: Suing the person who commited a crime

Sequester: remove from contact, only find stuff out from court not social media

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12
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What is the role of Advocacy Groups in Canada’s Justice System

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In dependant from the government
Try to help people get out of legal problems and help them reintergrate

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13
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What is the John Howard Society

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Help young people stop from getting involved in crimes, get housing, have food

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14
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What is the Elizabeth Fry Society

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Young people re enter society to get a job and schooling, in a situation that is good for them

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