Sentences with phrase «youth sentence at»

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Through federal and state legislative efforts Mr. Klaas promotes prevention programs for at - risk youth, stronger sentencing for violent criminals and governmental accountability and responsibility.

Jail To Community Transition: This program supports coordination to transition youth, who complete sentences at Oneida County Jail, into job training programs or unsubsidized employment.

This has placed restorative justice at the heart of the youth justice system, integrated within both the prosecution and sentencing processes.

Some 5,215 other cases resulted in a youth offender adjudication, given when someone is found guilty but a judge seals the record at sentencing.

As for the youth in Güzeltepe, their display of their rage on the street at small demonstrations deemed marginal by neighborhood residents and their subsequent retreats leads not only to the marginalization of youth in the eyes of the neighborhood, but also results in harsh prosecutions, jail sentences, or youth being wounded or even killed [21] by police bullets, since such demonstrations take place in a neighborhood under constant police surveillance.

At the end of the 4th century BCE, an Athenian jury convicted Socrates of impiety and corrupting the youth and then sentenced him to death.

«Certainly we are concerned about the fact that the numbers are higher for remand custody than for an actual custodial sentence,» says Samira Mobina Ahmed, litigation lawyer at Justice for Children and Youth in Toronto, adding however that the gap looks pretty narrow.

Joshua Rogala's argument at the youth murder sentencing was successful.

While the number of youth arrested and sentenced overall, as reported by 12 provinces and territories, has declined over the years — with remand count in 2014/2015 down 33 per cent from 10 years ago and the number of youth in sentenced custody made an even larger drop of 60 per cent — this is chalked up to a drop in young people entering the system at all.