Exam 12: Juvenile Corrections

Match each item of the criminal justice system below with one of the following juvenile justice terms: -Arrest.

Match each item of the criminal justice system below with one of the following juvenile justice terms: -Sentencing.

Since the Winship case, the standard of evidence in cases where children may be deprived of their liberty is:

As a result of the due process movement, the juvenile court has:

Most of the delinquent referrals that are being processed in juvenile court are for:

When a new initiative inadvertently causes youths to be drawn into the juvenile justice system whose behavior would otherwise not have been addressed formally, the initiative has engaged in:

The practice of disposing a case without formal adjudication by referring it to a nonjudicial agency better equipped to deal with the problem is known as:

Removing the juvenile court's jurisdiction over truancy cases would be an example of:

Identify the following behavior: Drinking alcohol

Confinement in a nonsecure facility is:

Under segregated incarceration, underage offenders are:

Through the nineteenth century, children were generally:

Marine institutes are:

The child-saving movement was influenced by the shift from agriculture to industry as the country's economic base.

The balanced and restorative approach to juvenile justice emphasizes:

Identify the dispositions listed below as: -Victim restitution.

Identify the dispositions listed below as: -Confinement in a juvenile training school.

Identify the facilities listed below as: -Training schools.

In deciding whether to transfer a case to adult court, juvenile authorities will generally consider the:

Identify the following descriptions as examples of: -Runaway shelter.