SJPA, r. 2 - Extrajudicial sanctions program authorized by the Minister of Justice and the Minister of Health and Social Services

Section 9 Disposition versions

2020-12-09

9. [Notice] The provincial director must send to the criminal and penal prosecuting attorney, within a reasonable time, a notice stating the nature of the decision made under the second paragraph of section 8, and the notice must take into account the recall date referred to in section 5.

If the decision of the provincial director is to use an extrajudicial sanction to deal with the young person, the notice must state the nature of the extrajudicial sanction and its duration.

A notice must also be sent for any subsequent change made to an agreement on extrajudicial sanctions when the change concerns the nature of an extrajudicial sanction or leads to an extension of its application beyond the date on which the right of prosecution is prescribed.

When an extrajudicial sanction has been completed by the young person, the provincial director must inform the criminal and penal prosecuting attorney of that fact to allow the file to be closed.

When a young person fails to complete an extrajudicial sanction, the provincial director must inform the criminal and penal prosecuting attorney of that fact, specifying the nature of the failure, within sufficient time to allow, if applicable, for prosecution of the offence.

M.O. 4366, s. 9.

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In force: 2020-12-09

9. [Notice] The provincial director must send to the criminal and penal prosecuting attorney, within a reasonable time, a notice stating the nature of the decision made under the second paragraph of section 8, and the notice must take into account the recall date referred to in section 5.

If the decision of the provincial director is to use an extrajudicial sanction to deal with the young person, the notice must state the nature of the extrajudicial sanction and its duration.

A notice must also be sent for any subsequent change made to an agreement on extrajudicial sanctions when the change concerns the nature of an extrajudicial sanction or leads to an extension of its application beyond the date on which the right of prosecution is prescribed.

When an extrajudicial sanction has been completed by the young person, the provincial director must inform the criminal and penal prosecuting attorney of that fact to allow the file to be closed.

When a young person fails to complete an extrajudicial sanction, the provincial director must inform the criminal and penal prosecuting attorney of that fact, specifying the nature of the failure, within sufficient time to allow, if applicable, for prosecution of the offence.

M.O. 4366, s. 9.