5 young offenders
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- Q1Doli incapax refers to which of the following?The incapacity of young offenders to make decisions about their future in court proceedingsMitigating factors when sentencingThe incapacity to cause criminal harmThe children’s court jurisdiction to hear matters pertaining to young offenders60sEditDelete
- Q2Of the following statements, which is correct with respect to young offenders under arrest?They are not able to be interviewed.They must have an interview friend present.They cannot have their fingerprints taken.They will have a criminal record.60sEditDelete
- Q3A ‘warning’ under the Young Offenders Act 1997 (NSW) is:an official recorded notice without conditionsformal recorded admission by consent with potential consequencesan informal verbal reprimand without consequencesan informal written reprimand without conditions60sEditDelete
- Q4Which of the following statements is correct with respect to the jurisdiction of the Children’s Court?It can hear committal proceedings and minor matters against children and young people.It can hear committal proceedings and all but serious indictable matters against children and young people.It can hear all matters and committal proceedings against children and young people.It can hear serious indictable matters and committal proceedings against children and young people.60sEditDelete
- Q5What types of penalties can young offenders receive?Dismissal, fine, community service order, adjournment, control order, youth justice conference, life imprisonmentDismissal, fine, community service order, adjournment, home detention, control order, youth justice conferenceDismissal, community service order, fine, control order, youth justice conferenceDismissal, fine, community service order, suspended sentence, adjournment, control order, youth justice conference60sEditDelete