Which option is a non-monetary penalty mentioned for youth sentences?

• A. Fine
• B. Community service
• C. Restitution
• D. Compensation

Answer: (B)

Non-monetary penalties are sanctions that don’t involve paying money; they focus on actions or supervised activities that hold the youth accountable and support rehabilitation. Community service fits this because it requires the youth to complete a set number of hours performing work for the community, rather than paying money. The other options involve financial costs—fines are payments to the government, and restitution or compensation typically involve money or monetary restitution to a victim. So the best choice, as a non-monetary youth sentence penalty, is community service.