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In youth cases, one of the most significant decisions generally made at the screening stage is:
a.   If the appropriate statutory notices have been served.
b.   If proper disclosure has been made to the accused young person.
c.   If the case can be diverted from the court through an extrajudicial sanction.
d.   If this is an appropriate case in which to seek an adult sentence.
e.   If the Crown will be seeking a DNA databank order.
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Correct again, I appreciate the help.
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You're very welcome, but don't forget to mark it solved!
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