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Young persons issues / young offend./child welfare:

Articles/newsletters from others:

1901. Canadian Legal FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/topics.htm (#3764)

      general index page to a variety of topics; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1902. Child Abuse FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/v-chi-en.htm (#3775)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Department of Justice Canada.

1903. Children and Divorce FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/div-chd.htm (#3760)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1904. Custody FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/div-cus.htm (#3761)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1905. Divorce (Access) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/div-acc.htm (#3758)

      keywords: children access visitation; answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1906. Exploitation des enfants
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/v-chi-fr.htm (#3777)

      Subventionné par le Ministère de la Justice du Canada.

1907. Federal Child Support Guidelines FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/div-fed.htm (#3756)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1908. Young Offenders Act (Alternative Measures) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-alt.htm (#3802)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1909. Young Offenders Act (Appearance) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-app.htm (#3801)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1910. Young Offenders Act (Detention Prior to Disposition) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-det.htm (#3798)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; answers to questions including: Are young persons usually kept in jail until their hearing in Youth Court?

1911. Young Offenders Act (Dispositions) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-dis.htm (#3806)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; anwers to questions including: What happens if the youth pleads guilty?; What kinds of sentences can a Youth Court judge give?

1912. Young Offenders Act (Jurisdiction) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-jur.htm (#3797)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; answers to questions including: What if a young person breaks a provincial law?; Where are charges against young people heard? ; Can young people sometimes end up in adult court?

1913. Young Offenders Act (Maintenance and Use of Records) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-use.htm (#3809)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; anwers to questions including: Who keeps young offender records and how long are they kept?

1914. Young Offenders Act (Medical and Psychological Reports) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-med.htm (#3803)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1915. Young Offenders Act (Notices to Parents) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-not.htm (#3799)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; answers to questions including: What sorts of help or protection are available to the young person?

1916. Young Offenders Act (Pre-Disposition Report) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-pre.htm (#3804)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

1917. Young Offenders Act (Review of Dispositions) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-rev.htm (#3807)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; anwers to questions including: Can young offenders get early parole?

1918. Young Offenders Act (Right to Counsel) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-cou.htm (#3800)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; answers to questions including: What sorts of help or protection are available to the young person?; What happens if a youth goes to court without a lawyer? ; Should a young person be represented by a lawyer in Youth Court?

1919. Young Offenders Act (Temporary Release) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-tem.htm (#3808)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; anwers to questions including: Can young offenders get early parole?

1920. Young Offenders Act (Transfer) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-tra.htm (#3805)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; anwers to questions including: Can an even younger person end up in adult court?

1921. Young Offenders Act (Youth Justice Committees) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-com.htm (#3810)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; anwers to questions including: What is a Youth Justice Committee?

1922. Youth (Age-Related) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-age.htm (#3796)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation; answers to questions including: Are there other laws besides the Young Offenders Act that affect youth at the age of 12?; Do these laws begin to apply at the age of 12? ; What laws apply as children get older? ; When can a child get a job? ; When can a child leave school? ; What happens when a child reaches the age of 18?

1923. Youth (General / Definitions) FAQs
      www.extension.ualberta.ca/legalfaqs/nat/yout-gen.htm (#3795)

      answers to a variety of frequently asked questions; sponsored by the Alberta Law Foundation

Law Firms/Lawyers:

1924. Ahlstrom Wright Oliver & Cooper LLP (AWOC)
      www.awoc.ca (#5284)

      Ahlstrom Wright Oliver & Cooper LLP (AWOC) is a law firm with its head office in Sherwood Park, Alberta, and a branch office in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. Founded in 1977. Practice Areas include: Residential Schools Class Action, Residential School Claims, Administrative and Tribunal Law, Civil Litigation, Corporate/Commercial, Criminal Law, Dependant Adult matters, First Nations Business Law, Land Use and other Permit Application, Medical Malpractice & Personal Injury, Municipal Law, Real Estate, Technology Law, Wills & Estate Planning, Wrongful Dismissal / Employment Law.
      

Legal suppliers - hardware/software:

1925. ChildView Inc.
      www.childview.ca (#3360)

      child and spousal support software - child support calculation and analysis; free demonstration program available from website
      

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