plumiThe youth justice system: AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies questions
Every AQA GCSE Citizenship Studies exam question on 3.3.3.6 The youth justice system, 2020–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 6 questions on The youth justice system, as a list
- June 2025, Paper 2, Q08.1 (1 mark): Which one of the youth crimes in Source F would be likely to result in a reparation order? [1 mark] Shade in the one correct answer. A B C D
- June 2025, Paper 2, Q08.2 (1 mark): Which one of the youth crimes in Source F would be likely to result in a custodial sentence at a Young Offender Institution? [1 mark] Shade in the one correct a
- June 2025, Paper 2, Q08.3 (2 marks): Identify two mitigating factors that a youth court might consider when sentencing a young person. [2 marks] 1 2
- June 2025, Paper 2, Q08.4 (4 marks): Source G Magistrates’ Court A Magistrates’ Court usually deals with those who are over 18 years old. They are different from Youth Courts. • Magistrates’ Courts
- November 2021, Paper 2, Q09.1 (1 mark): At what age can a person be put on trial in a Youth Court in England? [1 mark] A 16 and under B 17 and under C 18 and under D 21 and under
- November 2020, Paper 2, Q07.1 (1 mark): Which of the following can decide the verdict in a Youth Court? [1 mark] A Jury B Three Magistrates C Youth Justice Board D Youth Offending Team
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