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The function of Provincial Custody Programs is to provide safe and secure custody for youth and adult offenders and to provide programs that address the factors that lead to criminal behaviour to assist with the successful reintegration of offenders into the community. The legal...

Youth Justice Services provides supervision of Court ordered dispositions such as Probation Orders, Deferred Custody and Conditional Supervision Orders, Custody and Community Supervision Orders, as well prepares for and provides to the Youth Court, Pre-sentence Reports. Youth...

The Clinical Services Team is a provincial resource providing assessment and treatment services to youth and adults involved in the criminal justice system. The Clinical Services team provides individual and group treatment programs, training, consultation and individual...

What is a Fine Option Program? The Fine Option Program allows a youth the option of paying a fine, in part or whole, through the performance of Community Service Work. Community Service Work is volunteer hours performed for non-profit community organizations or municipalities...

What is a Deferred Custody and Conditional Supervision Order? A Deferred Custody and Conditional Supervision Order is a court order which sentences a youth to custody but allows them to serve the sentence in the community, provided that they comply with strict supervisory...

What is Extra-Judicial Sanctions? Extra-Judicial Sanctions is a program that diverts the young person from the formal criminal court system while still holding him/her accountable for a criminal code offence. This program is s imilar to the Adult Program of Alternative Measures...

Victim Services assists victims of crime throughout their involvement in the criminal justice system. Assistance is available to victims of crime anywhere on Prince Edward Island. If you live off-Island and are victimized by a crime that occurred on PEI, you are also eligible for...

When a community suffers harm or loss as a result of an offence, a community impact statement may be considered in the sentencing process. Victim Services staff will help an individual prepare the statement on behalf of the community and file it with the clerk of the court for...

If you are a victim of a crime and someone has been charged, you may wish to prepare a victim impact statement to describe the harm or loss you suffered because of the offence. Victim Services staff will help you prepare your statement and file it with the clerk of the court to...