Which of the following courts does NOT typically hear criminal offences?

Small Claims Court does not typically hear criminal offences because its jurisdiction is limited to civil matters. This court is designed to handle disputes involving claims for monetary damages or specific performance, usually relating to amounts under a certain financial threshold. The focus is on resolving issues stemming from contracts, property disputes, and other civil claims rather than criminal cases, which involve violations of laws that could lead to penalties such as imprisonment or fines.

In contrast, Youth Court, Provincial Court, and Superior Court all have the authority to hear criminal cases. Youth Court specifically addresses offences committed by minors, while the Provincial Court deals with a range of criminal offences, and the Superior Court handles more serious criminal matters, including indictable offences.