Research at a Glance: Bail and Administration of Justice Offences (AOJOs)

What we found:

Young people believed that an accused should remain in the community on bail for all types of offences (with some conditions) while awaiting trial instead of being remanded to jail. Youth thought that accused persons should have greater support to help them meet reasonable bail condition, for example, referrals to support services or rides to court.

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Title (French) Recherche en un coup d'oeil: Liberté sous caution et infractions contre l'administration de la justice (IAJ)
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Contact Email OG-GO@justice.gc.ca
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Open Canada Date Published 2018-07-05 00:00:00
Open Canada Date Modified
Open Canada Subject ["law", "persons", "processes"]
Open Canada Keywords {"fr": ["Jeune contrevenant", "Décision du tribunal", "Recherche", "Système judiciaire", "Jeunesse", "Questions juridiques"], "en": ["Young offenders", "court decisions", "research", "justice system", "youth", "legal issues"]}
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