Youth Justice and Youth Crime Flashcards

1
Q

What is the principal aim of the Youth Justice System

A

To prevent offending by Children or Young Persosn.

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2
Q

Who is defined as a guardian under section 117 of the CDA 1998

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A person who in the opinion of the court has, for the time being, care of a child or young person.

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Q

What is a child safety order for (ie what age limit is it designed for)

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To stop a child under 10urning to crime.

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4
Q

How long can a parenting order run

A

12 months

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5
Q

How long can counselling be stipulated in a parenting order

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3 months

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6
Q

How can you breach a parenting order

A

Failing to comply with the specifics of the order or direction from the responsible officer (someone from probation or social care) without reasonable escuse

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Q

What has to happen for truants to be removed to designated places

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The local authority must notify the chief constable - Once notified a Superintendent of that area can direct officers. for any period of time.

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8
Q

When is a referral order made

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Generally a youth referral order is made as dealing with an offender under the age of 18 at first convictions

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9
Q

Who makes the youth referral order

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A youth court or in exceptional circumstances a adult magistrates court

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10
Q

Can a homeschooled student be a truant

A

No, it only applies to children in registered education.

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