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Final Exam

Final Exam

Question 1 of 52

Fred is 17 years old and is serving a sentence followed by nine months of probation for robbery, which is an indictable offence. If Fred commits another offence after he turns 18, what will happen to his youth record?

It will be closed when he turns 18.

It will be closed five years after his latest offence.

It will be closed five years and nine months after his latest offence.

It may become part of his adult record and be subject to adult record provisions.

It will be closed five years and nine months after he has completed his latest sentence.

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