Inadmissibility for those convicted as juveniles.

In Canada, a young offender is someone who is 12 years of age or older but less than 18 years of age.

You are not inadmissible if:

> you were convicted in Canada under the Young Offenders Act or the Youth Criminal Justice Act, unless you received an adult sentence;

> you were treated as a young offender in a country which has special provisions for young offenders, or

> you were convicted in a country which does not have special provisions for young offenders but the circumstances of your conviction are such that you would not have received an adult sentence in Canada.

You are inadmissible if:

> you were convicted in adult court in a country that has special provisions for young offenders.

> you were convicted in a country which does not have special provisions for young offenders but the circumstances of your conviction are such that you would have been treated as an adult in Canada