Midterm Flashcards

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What year and age does the YOA cover and come into effect

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Came in effect in 1984 (1984-2003)* The act governed ages of 12-18

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How were the people under the age of 12 punsihed

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Children under 12 who are breaking thelaw were to be dealt with by theirparents

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What is the YCJA

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Youth Criminal Justice Act is a Federal act, implemented by provinces* Attempts to balance the legalistic framework of YOA with the social justice aspects JDA

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What year and how long was the JUVENILE DELINQUENTS ACT/JDA used for

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Proclaimed in 1908 and used for 76years

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What age would the JDA govern

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The JDA governed children ages if 7-15(up to 17 in Québec & Manatoba)

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What did this act recognize

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The Act recognises that children needed to be treated differently than adults when they committed a criminal offence

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What is youth sentecing

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The goal of sentencing is to hold young person accountable* Meaningful to the youth* Ensure accountability* Promote rehabilitation

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what are some Immediate risk factors that leads to youth violence

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they Have little empathy for others,Believe that they are oppressed or held down, Have no sense of hope.

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What is the 60s scoop

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Term referred to the phenomenon beginning in 1960’s to 1980’s of high numbers of Aboriginal children apprehended from their families

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What are the impacts of 60s scoops

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Dislocation of families* Resulted in intergenerational trauma

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What is the impact of residential schools

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Loss of history, tradition, culture, and ceremony* The destruction of Indigenous families* Racism and stereotypes* Loss of identity and sense of self

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