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The fact that a 17 year old youth convicted of robber would conceivably receive a lighter sentence in Manitoba than the same offender would in Ontario is an example of:
   a. lack of due process
   b. status offences applying to different age groups and genders
   c. lack of uniform upper age limit
   d. indeterminacy of juvenile court sentences
   e. no clear definition of delinquency
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Understanding Youth Justice In Canada

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Thank you for the quick response.
Understanding Youth Justice In Canada
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Pretty simple question if you think about it. Thanks for providing feedback.
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