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==Trials in Youth Justice Court== | ==Trials in Youth Justice Court== | ||
A Youth Justice Court trial is open to the public unless the judge decides that the public should not hear some information. Then the judge can order that only certain people can be in the court. They would usually be you, your parents, your lawyer, the prosecutor (or Crown Counsel), and the youth worker. | A Youth Justice Court trial is open to the public unless the judge decides that the public should not hear some information. Then the judge can order that only certain people can be in the court. They would usually be you, your parents, your lawyer, the prosecutor (or Crown Counsel), and the youth worker. | ||
