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This report examines the impact of the Youth Criminal Justice Association (YCJA) on youth crime rates in British Columbia. It provides statistics on young persons dealt with by the police, both charged and not charged, for total criminal code offenses and violent offenses. It also explores the rates of youth charged with more serious violence, homicide, and their involvement in youth court cases. Additionally, the report highlights the average number of youth under community youth justice supervision and in custody, as well as the per capita rates of youth in custody by province, including Aboriginal youth.
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The Impact of YCJA BC Criminal Justice Association Victoria, March 2010
Youth Crime Rates: Young Persons dealt with by the Police, (Charged and Not Charged)Total Criminal Code Offences B.C. and CanadaRate per 10,000 population “Charged” in B.C. means a Report to Crown Counsel has been filed.
Youth Violence Crime Rates: Young Persons Dealt with by the Police,(Charged and Not Charged),Violent Offences, B.C. and CanadaRate per 10,000 population “Charged” in B.C. means a Report to Crown Counsel has been filed.
Youth Violence Crime Rates: More Serious Violence, B.C. and CanadaRate per 10,000 population “Charged” in B.C. means a Report to Crown Counsel has been filed.
Average Number of Youth UnderCommunity Youth Justice Supervision1 – B.C. 1 Includes all forms of community supervision, e.g. bail, probation, conditional supervision, alternative measures
Per Capita Rates of Youth in Custody by Province 2008 Rate per 10,000 population