A law was passed that raised the age of criminal responsibility to 15 years old. Mr. X and Mr. Y were previously convicted of crimes they committed when they were 14 years old. They were already 25 years old, which is why the court forgot to release them. Mr. X notified his warden and made the necessary applications for his release. Mr. Y did not notify the warden, but he claimed he was discriminated because while X was released based on the new law, he was still left in prison even if he was also qualified to be released. What is the problem of Mr. Y?Group of answer choicesMr. Y does not deserve to be released based on substantive due processMr. Y needs to go through procedural due process and apply for his release

Anybody who contravenes the provisions of Section 3 (Prohibition of employment of children in certain occupations and processes) shall be punished with minimum ______ which may extend up to _______ of imprisonmentSelect one:a.1 month; 1 yearb.3 months; 1 yearc.6 months; 3 yearsd.6 months; 5 years

Julie was imprisoned for 5 years. Julie took part in a parole hearing where her risk of reoffending was deemed to be low. Julie was subsequently released from prison. Several months after being released from prison, Julie reoffended, committing the same crime that landed her in prison the first time. The risk assessment decision that was made in Julie’s case would therefore be considered which one of the following?

Which age group are more likely to be processed by police for a commission of a crime (in Australia)?Question 15Select one:10-14 years25 years plus15-19 years20-24 years

Since 2009, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act:Multiple choice question.has been broadened to include those from 15-40requires that age must be the determining reason for discrimination to prove any employment action against older workersstates that age cannot be a reason for any employment action against younger workershas been broadened to include those from 35-50

Crimes punishable by more than a year of imprisonment are called felonies.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse