Exam 12: Juvenile Corrections

When a juvenile court waives jurisdiction, it means that:

The first juvenile court was established in the year _______ in the city of _______. Select the option that makes this statement true when placed in the blanks:

Typically, juvenile facilities offer programs related to:

Group homes are:

Identify the following descriptions as examples of: -Juvenile detention center.

Identify the following behavior: Shoplifting

Aftercare authorities are responsible for:

Limiting the juvenile justice system's regulation of minor behavior and moral conduct has been used as an argument for:

Identify the following behavior: Auto Theft

Identify the statements below as descriptive of: -Where status offenders are more likely to be confined.

An example of the unintended consequences of deinstitutionalization has been:

Prior to their court appearance, juveniles:

Assuming that the behavior described below is engaged in by a person under the age of majority, identify the behavior as: -Drinking alcohol.

According to the decision in the Kent v. United States case, juvenile court cannot waive its jurisdiction:

Underage inmates serving time in adult prisons tend to be:

Assuming that the behavior described below is engaged in by a person under the age of majority, identify the behavior as: -Auto theft.

Deinstitutionalization includes:

Foster homes are an example of:

In comparison to adult incarceration, the impact of being confined in a juvenile correctional facility generally tends to be:

Select the option that contains all of the provisions of In re Gault that are listed above: