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| in accordance with the rules and standards, legitimate |
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| just behavior or treatment |
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| a system of law courts that administrates justice |
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Youth criminal justice Act |
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| is a law that governs Canadian youth justice system |
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| a young person who committed a criminal offense or crime |
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| unpaid work, intended to be of social use, instead of going to prison |
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| history of being convicted of a crime |
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| a punishment to someone found guilty in court |
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| act of restoring someone into society |
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| interprets law and administrates justice |
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Justice Advocacy Group |
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| political process by a group which aims to influence public policy |
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John Howard Society |
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| seeks to develop understanding and effective responses to the problem of crime |
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Elizabeth Fry Society |
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| similar to john Howard but focuses on women attributes |
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