Youth Criminal Justice
Includes information pertaining to youth and police powers, stop and searches, questioning of suspects, and complaints against police.
Some indicators of legal issues
What the clients may say:
- "I'm under 18 and have been charged with shoplifting."
- "I'm worried that I might not be able to go to college because I have a criminal record."
- "I'm 17 years old and in a sexual relationship with someone who is 15."
Legal Services and Information
| Title | Description |
|---|---|
| University of Ottawa - Community Legal Clinic | Student Legal Aid Services Society clinic staffed by students and supervised by lawyers provides legal services to low-income members of the community conducts legal education… |
| ABLE2 - Fetal Alcohol Resource Program | Support for individuals affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and their families service/community navigation education and community leadership development training workshops professional consultation one-to-one… |
| The Royal - Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre - Family Court Clinic | Family Court Clinic provides assessments for the courts in areas involving the Young Offender's Act and the Child and Family Services Act assessments provide the… |
| Youth Services Bureau of Ottawa - Mental Health Services - Walk-in clinic | COVID-19: provided by phone and other virtual means. Call to access the services.Single counselling sessions for youth whose needs are immediate |
| BGC Ottawa (formerly the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa) - Ottawa Community Youth Diversion Program | Community-based program improves the manner in which the community deals with youth aged 12 to 17 years who are in conflict with the law and… |
| JusticeNet | Non-profit organization links individuals seeking legal advice that are unable to obtain legal advice due to high cost or due to their ineligibility to obtain… |
| Ontario. Ministry of the Attorney General - Youth Justice Committee of Ontario | Brings together victims with young people alleged to have committed non-violent offenses and their parents to negotiate an appropriate way for the young person to… |