Quebec pt.3 Flashcards
What was a big turning point for the Quebec model
the 1975 Riot in the Center Berthelet Detention Centre
Why did the government decide to reorganize the Berthalet Detention Center and what was the new name
because the riot attracted media attention
changed to “Cite des Prarie”
The reorganization of institutions (because of the Berthalet riot) focused on what 3 main guidelines
- finding steps to find competent/well-trained employees
- implement programs/activities meant to socialize the clientele
- establish equilibrium between dynamic and static security
What was an important factor in keeping young offenders out of Quebec prisons
the research done by criminologists, psychologists, and psycho-education into understanding youth criminals better
What is the difference between common delinquency and distinctive delinquency
common delinquency = common delinquent acts that arent that serious, the idea that everybody breaks laws and that its part of a teenagers developmental process
Distintive delinquency = more repetitive delinquency that becomes a lifestyle
In Quebec, who has had the responsibility for the services for young offenders
Health and Social Services
Youth rehabilitation centres, social service centres, and youth protection centres offer juveniles and their parents what<
psycho-social services and rehabilitation
The YCJA introduced a preliminary step that was referred to as ____ ____?
exchange measures (measures applied directly by police)
Evaluation processes for extrajudicial sanctions must determine what?
if the youth is considered “normal” in terms of social and psychological development
Between 2003 and 2014, what percentage of young offenders with extrajudicial sanctions have successfully carries out the measures imposed
93%
In Quebec, what was used to further the goals of the differential intervention
Pre-sentence Reports
What were pre-measures followed by
follow ups that are usually clinical interventions (at least assess the youths mental/physical state)
What is a “Planned Intervention”
a plan for a young offender that requires clinical and legal conditions the offender has to follow