The crime report compares two time periods: 2001-02 and 2005-06 - before and after the Youth Criminal Justice Act replaced the Young Offenders Act in 2003. Statistics Canada's report said the nationwide decrease is largely due to new objectives in the YCJA, which states jail time should only be used for the very worst young offenders.
... of the Canadian adult male population (Statistics Canada 2008) they disproportionately represent 19%...For example, Aboriginal offenders are younger and less educated (Statistics Canada 2006), have l...
... law -- Sentencing -- Aboriginal offenders -- Accused sentenced to three years' imprisonment ...The accused was a young mother and, apart from an impaired driving convict...Canada. Statistics Canada. Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics. Ad...
... adolescence, and declines precipitously in young adulthood (e.g., Blumstein and Cohen 1987; Elliott...According to the 2006 Statistics Canada Census, the Aboriginal population is also t...
... behaviour modification or 'teaching' the young person a lesson than to the facts of the offence" .... Milligan, Shelly 2010 Youth court statistics 2008/2009. Juristat 30(2): 1-37. . Moyer, Sharon 2... of Case Processing under the Young Offenders Act and the First Six Months of the Youth Criminal...
We were just talking about lockdowns about 20 minutes before it happened, how they work and the different struggles," [Ryan Fawcett], a Grade 12 student, said. "My teacher was like 'Wow, what a coincidence.' Meaghan Plante used Facebook from her cellphone to change her status to "In the middle of a lockdown" while she was still in the school. Jennifer Benoit changed her Facebook status on Wednesday night to "is shaken up." "It's a good school in a small community and things usually don't get to that point," Crawford said. "With the administration, things seem to get taken care of quickly."
... remained stable between 2002 and 2006, more young people are using guns in crimes, Statistics Canada... a Supreme Court decision on young offenders. The Statistics Canada report was based on informa...
...The Young Offenders Act (YOA), which came into force in 1984... For the first time since youth justice statistics were collected, more youth apprehended by police w...
...Other groups, particularly young offenders, have generally been ignored (Liebling 1... toward a focus on adult incarceration, statistics gathering, risk assessment, and an actuarial appro...
Manitoba Corrections tracks reoffend rates for adult offenders coming out of provincial jails in Headingley, Dauphin, Brandon, The Pas, Milner Ridge and Portage la Prairie. They found that between January 2001 and June 2005, an average of 67 per cent of inmates released from those correctional centres were arrested and charged with a new offence within two years. The youth recidivism rate is about 85 per cent. More than two-thirds of Manitoba's current inmate population in provincial jails are serving remand time. As of last Wednesday there were 1,998 adults and youth in custody. Of those, 605 were sentenced (30 per cent) while 1,393 are on remand (70 per cent).
...Illinois Department of Corrections statistics show that approximately 60 per cent of all male ar... rates in Canada, particularly among young offenders. Provincial statistics indicate about tw...
...Criminal law - Sentencing - Aboriginal offenders - Breach of condition of long-term supervision ord... Offenders", in Richard Gosse, James Youngblood Henderson and Roger Carter, eds., Continuing Pound...394). The foregoing statistics led the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples ("R...
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