The 'Out of Trouble' campaign is primarily concerned with which stage of the justice process?

• A. Youth justice diversion and prevention.
• B. Post-release employment services.
• C. Deportation proceedings.
• D. Civil litigation against offenders.

Answer: (A)

This item tests understanding of where the campaign sits in the justice process: it aims to keep young people out of trouble by diverting them from formal involvement and focusing on prevention. The best choice reflects a youth justice diversion and prevention focus, emphasizing early intervention and alternatives to going through courts. The other options describe stages or outcomes that aren’t the primary aim here—post-release employment services deal with rehabilitation after involvement, deportation proceedings involve immigration, and civil litigation against offenders involves civil remedies rather than the youth justice process itself.