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. The age at which a child can be criminally responsible for a crime in England is?

12 and above correct incorrect

16 and above correct incorrect

10 and above correct incorrect

14 and above correct incorrect

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. Local Authority secure children's homes take child offenders between the ages of 10-14 years old?

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) guidance (2011) cites McKerry who talks about ' naming and shaming' for juveniles who have been convicted. What must always be assessed before a decision is made to name?

The need for the public to know correct incorrect

The effect on the victim and their family correct incorrect

The impact on the family of the convicted child correct incorrect

The effect on each individual child's welfare correct incorrect

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. The 'appropriate adult' can give consent for a child or young person's DNA and fingerprint samples to be taken?

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. The decision to charge a child or young person is made ultimately by whom?

The local authority and the CPS correct incorrect

The Police and the CPS correct incorrect

YOT and the Police correct incorrect

YOT and the CPS correct incorrect

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. The system of reprimands, warnings and youth cautions is governed by which Act?

Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012. correct incorrect

Crime and Disorder Act 1998 correct incorrect

Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 correct incorrect

Criminal Justice and Court Services Act 2000 correct incorrect

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. Most juvenile cases are dealt with in?

Juvenile Courts correct incorrect

Youth Courts correct incorrect

Magistrates Courts correct incorrect

Crown Courts correct incorrect

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. Who would write the pre-sentence report for a youth under the age of 14 years old?

A Welfare Officer of the Court correct incorrect

A Probation Officer correct incorrect

A Youth Offending Service, Social Worker correct incorrect

A Local Authority Children's Services, Social Worker correct incorrect

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. For offenders sentenced, under 15 years of age, into custody under a detention or training Order the maximum sentence term is, usually served in a secure training or secure local authority unit or youth offenders institute?

3 years correct incorrect

6 months correct incorrect

1 year correct incorrect

2 years correct incorrect

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. How many different types of requirements can be attached to a Youth Rehabilitation Orders (YRO)?

15 correct incorrect

16 correct incorrect

18 correct incorrect

17 correct incorrect