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A youth justice court, under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, can decide not to allow the publication of a young person’s name:
a.   Taking into account societal protection and rehabilitation.
b.   In cases where a young person is under 14 years of age and receives an adult sentence.
c.   In cases where a young person is under 17 years of age and receives an adult sentence.
d.   Taking into account deterrence and rehabilitation.
e.   Taking into account deterrence and societal protection.
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Understanding Youth Justice In Canada

Understanding Youth Justice In Canada


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Thanks for helping me with my review. The answer you provided was right.
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Pretty simple question if you think about it. Thanks for providing feedback.
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