laws in relation to fundamental human rights and civil liberties to people behind bars

this includes the principles and power in relation to criminal sentencing in Canada

77% male

6x9 to 8x10 feet

rape and the molestation of inmates is a common crime committed in prison

committing an assault well carrying, using, or threatening the use of a weapon

Generally the same rights as adults which include the right to bail, to a hearing conducted according to the rules of evidence, to a lawyer etc.

Up to 22-24 hours a day

an inmate has the right to be treated humanely

the minimum sentence for both is life imprisonment

Ages 12-17. Sometimes they may be 18 if the crime was committed while they were still 17.

Form of imprisonment in which an inmate is isolated from any human contact with the exception of members of the prison staff.

this act states the restrictions correctional officers have to protect the rights of prisoners

not possessing the colour of right to the item

This act governs the youth justice system and among other things the act requires that the system for youth be separate from that of adults; the system be based on principle of diminished moral blameworthiness or culpability.

Anguish, provoke serious mental and physical health problems and work against rehabilitation etc.

rights of an individual have been restricted following a criminal conviction

using the either provocation or intoxication as a defence

Roy McMurtry Youth Centre.

Form of punishment for an inmates action in prison which usually includes violations of prisons regulations. But can also be used for a Vulnerable inmates own safety.