Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
Q

(Small scale housing) for children education services

A

Reform schools

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2
Q

What is CYA?

A

California youth authority
Est. 1941

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3
Q

Who are ruthless, brutal, and remorseless?

A

Super preditors

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4
Q

Widespread reform stopping abuse and neglect

A

Farrell vs cate

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5
Q

Juvenile justice realignment

A

Sb81.

Est. 2007

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6
Q

Eliminates life sentences

A

SB 9

Est 2013

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7
Q

Sets minimum age for juveniles

A

SB 439

Est. 2018

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8
Q

What are children who have parents without proper care?

A

Neglected children

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9
Q

Breaking juvenile laws (ex. Curfew)

A

Status offenders

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10
Q

What gives out peace officer status? Ex. Authority?

A

CA penal code

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11
Q

Where can we find our policies?

A

LEXIPOL

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12
Q

As a mandated reporter, What If I don’t report?

A

Guilty of a misdemeanor

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13
Q

Using the least restrictive consequences based on seriousness of a crime.

A

Progressive Sanctions

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14
Q

A youth has the opportunity to complete conditions set be the court in exchange for dismissal of felony charges.

A

DEJ

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15
Q

Offenses in this category are battery, shoplifting, and resisting arrest.

A

Misdemeanor

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16
Q

A hearing that decides whether a youth should remain in juvenile hall or be released pending resolution of the case.

A

Detention Hearing

17
Q

A youth is in the “care and custody” of the probation department.

A

Wardship

18
Q

A hearing that decides what consequences a youth will receive for their actions.

A

Dispositional hearing

19
Q

Juvenile hall staff use this to determine whether a youth is releasable.

A

Assessment

20
Q

Replaced CYA as the primary detention system for youth charged with serious offenses.

A

DJJ

21
Q

Either way, between 1. Infractions and misdemeanor or 2. Misdemeanor and felonies.

A

Wobbler

22
Q

When a youth is sent to a program or diverted from court.

A

Diversion

23
Q

What is out home placement?

A

Ytec, programs, or detained

24
Q

Secured track

A

Pts (pathways to success)

25
Q

Governs everything for youth and facilities

A

Title 15

26
Q

Peace officer authority penal code

A

830.5 PC