Youth Justice Services

Last updated on May 28, 2021

This section guides you to additional information, services and resources for youth involved in the criminal justice system in British Columbia.

Consequences of a Youth Record - publication posted on the People's Law School website
Information about Serving a Youth Sentence - If you are found guilty of a crime, the judge can order that you serve your sentence in the community under supervision, in custody or a combination of both
Learn about Youth Psychiatric Assessment and Treatment - Referrals for assessment or treatment are made by probation officers, custody centres or as part of a court order
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Youth Justice (Department of Justice Canada)

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