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A One-Day Snapshot of Aboriginal Youth in Custody Across Canada : Phase IIFebruary, 2004Previous Page | Table of Contents | Next Page APPENDIX A - Youth Information Form(A separate form needs to be completed for EACH youth in your facility) Instructions: Please fully complete one data collection form for EACH youth in your facility on Snapshot Day. Please print your answers in the spaces provided or check the appropriate box. Institutional Information1. Name of facility
2. Province (Please use a two letter abbreviation)
Demographic Information3. Age (indicate age on Snapshot Day)
4. Gender
Male 5. Languages spoken (Please check ALL that apply)
French Legal Information6. Legal Status of Youth (Please check ALL that apply)
Remand 7. If serving a custodial sentence : Most Serious Offence (Please consult the Seriousness Index attached as Appendix A to determine the youth's most serious offence and enter the three digit numerical code)
8. If on remand : Most Serious Charge (Please consult the Seriousness Index attached as Appendix A to determine the youth's most serious charge and enter the three digit numerical code)
9. Date of Admission (Please indicate the date of the youth's FIRST admission to custody for the specific MSO or MSC indicated above)
10. Legislation (Please indicate if the youth is serving YOA or YCJA sentence) Young Offenders Act (YOA)Youth Criminal Justice Act (YCJA) Converted YCJA (Previous YOA sentence) 11. AGGREGATE Custody Sentence (Please record the total number of days for the aggregate YOA sentence OR the total number of days of the CUSTODIAL PORTION for the aggregate YCJA sentence )
12. Has an application been approved to maintain the youth in custody beyond the ordered number of days?
Yes 13. If yes, how many additional days has the youth served?
If yes, how many additional days remain?
Aboriginal Status Information13. Aboriginal Status
Non-Aboriginal
Information on Aboriginal Youth Only14. Aboriginal Identity
First Nations 15. Aboriginal Status
Status Indian 16. Living Arrangements (Please indicate status prior to admission to custody)
Dual-parent 17. Child Welfare Status (Please indicate status prior to admission to custody)
Ward of the State 18. Social Assistance (Please indicate if the youth resided in a family that received social assistance as the primary source of income)
Yes 19. First Conviction (Please indicate the age of the youth at their first conviction)
20. Education (Please indicate the highest grade COMPLETED in school)
21. Diagnosis of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome/Foetal Alcohol Effects
Confirmed diagnosis (obtained from medical records)
Confirmed problem 23. Suicide (PRIOR to current CUSTODY admission)
Previous attempts 24. Suicide (WITHIN CUSTODY during current sentence)
Attempts 25. Self-Harm (WITHIN CUSTODY during current sentence)
Yes (self-cutting/slashing/burning, etc.) Geographical Information26. In which city, town or reserve did the youth spend the longest period of time during the two years preceding his or her current admission? (Please exclude time spent in custody) 26.1 Location of residence
26.2 Province (Please use a two letter abbreviation)
27. In which city, town or reserve did the youth commit or allegedly commit the offence that led to the current admission? If the youth has more than one charge or conviction, please specify the location where the most serious charge or conviction took place 27.1 Location of offence
27.2 Province (Please use a two letter abbreviation)
28. In which city, town or reserve does the youth plan to locate upon release? 28.1 Location of release
28.2 Province (Please use a two letter abbreviation)
If you have any questions when completing this form please contact: Jeff Latimer Serious IndexThe following Index is used by the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics in order to calculate the Most Serious Charge/Offence. The seriousness of an offence is ranked according to offence type and the potential impact on the person. Offences are ordered from most to least serious. Please select the most serious charge (MSC) or offence (MSO) for each youth, for the current custody or remand admission. If there is only one offence, then that offence is the MSC/MSO. If there is more than one offence, then the MSC/MSO is determined by the following offence severity scale. For instance, if a youth committed "break and enter" and "theft under," the MSO would be the break and enter. You would then enter numerical code 031 as the youth's most serious charge/offence. The number of offences does not matter. For example, if a youth was convicted for multiple "theft under" offences but only one "break and enter", the MSO remains "break and enter". Offences Against the Person001 - Murder, First degree Break and Enter031 - Break and Enter Controlled Drug and Substance Act032 - Trafficking - Heroin Other Criminal Code Offences048 - Offensive Weapons - Explosives Criminal Code Traffic Violations049 - Dangerous Operation Causing Death Offences Against Property051 - Arson Other Criminal Code Offences052 - Counterfeiting Currency Criminal Code Traffic Violations055 - Dangerous Operation Causing Bodily Harm Offences Against Property057 - Theft over Other Criminal Code Offences061 - Offence Against Public Order (Part II C.C.) Other Criminal Code Offences064 - Offensive Weapons - Prohibited Criminal Code Traffic Violations072 - Dangerous Operation of Motor Vehicle, Vessel or Aircraft Other Federal Statute Violations077 - Canada Shipping Act Other Criminal Code Offences083 - Prostitution - Bawdy House Criminal Code Traffic Violations094 - Failure to stop or remain Other Federal Statute Violations096 - Excise Act Other Criminal Code Offences098 - Prostitution - Other Prostitution Other Federal Statutes108 - Other Federal Statutes Provincial Statute Violations109 - Other provincial statute violations |
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