Legislation that is commonly applied in the District Court’s criminal jurisdiction includes:
(a) to reconstitute District Courts as a single court with divisions for a Family Court, a Youth Court, and a Disputes Tribunal; and
(b) to provide for—
(i) the constitution and jurisdiction of the court; and
(ii) the practice and procedure of the court; and
(iii) the selection, appointment, removal, and conditions of the judicial and other officers of the court; and
(c) to make provision for any other related matters; and
(d) to improve the transparency of court arrangements in a manner consistent with judicial independence.
This website explains many of the things you might want to know if you are coming to the Youth Court, or just wondering how the Youth Court works.
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