YCJA Crossword

Programs for nonviolent first-time offenders to avoid trial in a youth justice courth
Professionally run care facility that houses youth offenders
Youth between the ages of 12 and 17 who committed a criminal act
Court order that forces youths to stay at home between certain hours
Form of custody that restricts youths' freedoms
Sentence (open custody) generally called house arrest is also known as
Type of sentence that requires payment/repayment
Place where youths go that are struggling with substance abuse
Type of service required by offenders to repair damage done to victims
Type of service that entails some form of volunteer work
In sentencing, this type of report gives the judge better knowledge of the offender
Trials for youths can be held in a youth just court or what other type of court?
This is the youngest age in which a youth can be tried as an adult
Who conducts all aspects of trials for youths?