2. The Justice League! Youth Criminal Justice Act I fought the law & the law won! Call of Jury Duty: Advanced Justice Dial M for Murder 100 200 300 400 500

3. JL - 100 The institutions and procedures for applying laws.

4. JL - 200 Often personified as a blindfolded goddess in front of Canadian courthouses.

5. JL - 300 Some First Nation communities use these collaborative meetings to determine consequences for individuals who break the law in their communities.

6. JL - 400 A set of unequal power relationships between two groups of people.

7. JL - 500 Look to one of these organizations if you need information about Canada's laws and justice system.

8. YCJA - 100 True of False: According to this graph youth crime rates were on the rise from 2001 – 2005.

9. YCJA - 200 Young persons over the age of 14 may be charged under this legislation.

10. YCJA - 300 When a person is ordered to complete a specific number of volunteer hours.

11. YCJA - 400 The Youth Criminal Justice Act replaced this legislation in 2003.

12. YCJA - 500 This is not permitted under the YCJA – to protect the identify of the accused.

13. I fought – 100 Instilling positive behaviors and attitudes into individuals going through the justice system.

14. I fought – 200 Successfully transitioning back into society.

15. I fought – 300 A consequence of crime determined by a court of law.

16. I fought – 400 This document contains a detailed account of an individuals criminal history.

17. I fought – 500 A restorative justice process that engages the community, victim and offender.

18. Jury - 100 A member of the jury is known as this.

19. Jury - 200 When the jury is removed from contact with the outside world.

20. Jury - 300 A decision of guilt or innocence determined by the jury is known as this.

21. Jury - 400 In Canada individuals accused of committing a crime are ________ until proven guilty.

22. Jury - 500 True or False: If summoned for jury duty, employers must give you time off but don’t have to pay you.

23. Murder - 100 Planning and a deliberate intent to kill must be proven beyond a reasonable to doubt to find someone guilty of this.

24. Murder - 200 First degree murder carries an automatic life sentence with no possibility of parole for ____ years.

25. Murder - 300 A deliberate killing carried out without any planning.

26. Murder - 400 When a homicide was the result of an act or failure to act that showed reckless disregard for the lives of others.

27. Murder - 500 In some instances murder may be reduced to __________ if alcohol or other substances impaired the mental state of the perpetrator.

28. JL - 100 Justice System

29. JL - 200 (Lady) Justice

30. JL - 300 Sentencing Circle or Circle Justice

31. JL - 400 Colonialism

32. JL - 500 Justice advocacy group.

33. YCJA - 100 False

34. YCJA - 200 Criminal Code of Canada

35. YCJA - 300 Community Service

36. YCJA - 400 Young Offenders Act

37. YCJA - 500 Publication of Names

38. I fought – 100 Rehabilitate

39. I fought – 200 Reintegrate

40. I fought – 300 Sentence

41. I fought – 400 Criminal Record

42. I fought – 500 Youth Justice Committee.

43. Jury - 100 Juror

44. Jury - 200 Sequestered

45. Jury - 300 Verdict

46. Jury - 400 Innocent

47. True Judge -500

48. Murder - 100 1 st degree murder

49. Murder - 200 25 years

50. Murder - 300 2 nd degree murder

51. Murder - 400 Criminal negligence

52. Murder - 500 Manslaughter