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Youth flowcharts: Criminal court process for youth aged 12-17

This flowchart from the Steps to Justice website explains the youth criminal court process in Ontario.

Available in:

English, French

Author(s):

Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO)

Produced/Updated In:

2022

Youth Flowcharts: When police talk to youth aged 12-17

This flowchart from the Steps to Justice website explains what happens when the police talk to a youth in Ontario.

Available in:

English, French

Author(s):

Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO)

Produced/Updated In:

2022

CLEO Steps to Justice – questions about police powers and searches

This Steps to Justice webpage produced by CLEO links to multiple questions and answers about police powers and searches, as well as links to supplementary and referral information. The information is also available in French on CLEO’s Justice pas-à-pas website.

Available in:

English, French

Author(s):

Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO)

Produced/Updated In:

2020

CLEO Steps to Justice – rights of an arrested person

This Steps to Justice webpage produced by CLEO links to multiple questions and answers about rights upon arrest, as well as links to supplementary and referral information. The information is also available in French on CLEO’s Justice pas-à-pas website.

Available in:

English, French

Author(s):

Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO)

Produced/Updated In:

2020

Navigating the Adult Criminal Justice and Mental Health Systems

This diagram from the Canadian Mental Health Association represents a map of possible pathways through the criminal justice system and supports available through the mental health system for people aged 18 or older.

Available in:

English

Author(s):

Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA)

Produced/Updated In:

2015

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