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Youth Detention (SA)
Youth Detention (SA)
In South Australia, young people between the ages of 10 and 18 can be remanded in or sentenced to youth detention. Youth detention centres in SA are known as Youth Training Centres. The centres are managed by the Department of Youth Justice and detainees attend school and other programs and activities whilst in detention. In…
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How to Deal With a Neighbourhood Dispute (SA)
How to Deal With a Neighbourhood Dispute (SA)
Disputes can occur between neighbours for a range of reasons such as shared fences, trees noise and animals. When a neighbourhood dispute arises it is always best to try to resolve it directly with the neighbour. If this is not possible, it may be appropriate to seek the assistance of a mediation service. If the…
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Contempt of Court Offences (SA)
Contempt of Court Offences (SA)
Whenever a person attends court, it is important that they adhere to court etiquette. This means being quiet and courteous while in court and obeying any directions the judge, magistrate or other court staff give. Failing to obey the directions of court staff or being disrespectful in court can result in criminal charges such as…
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Youth Court (SA)
Youth Court (SA)
The Youth Court in South Australia deals with people aged between 10 and 18 who are charged with criminal offences. It also deals with child protection matters and adoption and surrogacy matters. The Youth Court is governed by the Youth Court Act 1993. Youth Court hearings are closed to the public but journalists are permitted…
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