fc 509 charging and processing juveniles Flashcards

1
Q

a hearing to determine if a juvenile committed a delinquent act or violation of the law is

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adjudication

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2
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a juvenile offender who has been charged with an offense for which an adult can also be charged, but who is subject to the jurisdiction of the juvenile court is

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delinquent offender

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3
Q

a child in need of assistance CINA is a _ offender

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non

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4
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a person between the ages of 18-21 still under juvenile court jurisdiction is

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juvenile/ child

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5
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a child in need of supervision CINS who has been accused or adjudicated for an offense an adult cannot be charged with is a _ offender

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status

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6
Q

an individual enrolled in the public school system within the state who is five to under 22yoa is a

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student

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7
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a juvenile may be taken into custody for any of the following methods:

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court order; child in immediate danger; laws of arrest; child is runaway

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8
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the two types of juvenile custody are

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secure custody and non secure custody

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9
Q

the age a juvenile offender can be charged as a delinquent offender is _ and _ for specific crimes

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13; 10

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10
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a 10 year old can only be charged for a crime of

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violence; or committing an act arising out of a crime of violence

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11
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after arresting a child the officer should make _contact to the guardian and state childs location; reason for custody; tell how to make immediate in person contact with child

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immediate

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12
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a juv arrest incident report must include

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guardian notification; charges placed; date/time of guardian notification

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13
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juvenile can only be issued citations for

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civil alcohol tobacco marijuana; traffic (16-17 yoa)

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14
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juvenile warrants can only be issued by

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juvenile court judges

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15
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juvenile cases can be closed by exception only if

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cannot make a physical arrest nd they do not fall under guidelines of cr 2-202 or 2-203

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16
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a juvenile felony or misdemeanor can be closed by exception when

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juvenile cannot be located; juvenile lives outside of MOCO and guardian will not bring child to MOCO

17
Q

juvenile arrest reports will be forwarded to _ within _ hours

18
Q

officers cannot exceptionally close out a juvenile case if _ suspects are outstanding

19
Q

all traffic incidents involving juveniles under _ will be charged via , closed by, with a clearance code of 2115

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16; incident report; exception

20
Q

al MA traffic offenses for a juv 16-17 will

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be handwritten with “juvenile” written on top of citation(s) w/ CR #, write an incident report;

21
Q

if a juv is charged with crim and traffic offenses, do/dont writer tickets

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dont, put charges in incident report narrative

22
Q

officers cannot conduct a custodial interrogation of a juvenile until

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juve consulted with attorney who retained by guardian or provided by OPD; and reasonable effort to contact parents juvenile will be interrogated

23
Q

the mcp185 is

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documentation of attempt to notify parent of juv in custody

24
Q

an officer may conduct an interrogation absent attorney notification if

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reasonably believes threat to pubic safety; those questions are limited to serving public safety threat

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if a juvenile waives their rights after speaking with an attorney, the officer must
re advise juvenile on mcp50 j
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generally no more than _ officers will interrogate a juvenile
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md law does/doesnt require parents be present for an interrogation
doesnt
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juvenile court has no jurisdiction for:
child at least 14 committed crime if by an adult punishable by life imprisonment-first murder first rape first sex offense att/consp to above
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juv court does not have jurisdiction for
child at least 16 violation involving boat
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juv court does not have jurisdiction for child previously
convicted as adult of a felony and subsequently alleged to have committed act that is a felony
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photos and fingerprints used for an investigative tool, not an arrest, will be
kept in investigative file until juvenile turns 21
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a citizen can/cannot detain a person believed to have stolen their property, however it is _ imprisonment if the accused doesnt have their property
can;false
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to extradite a juvenile, ncic must_; _ in out of state jurisdiction; after a _ pursuit across state lines; _ felony originally committed in MOCO. An incident report must be written and sent to _ and _. the SAO will prepare a _ and send to other jurisdiction
identify them as missing or having warrant; arrested; fresh; violent; djs; sao; writ
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a juvenile cannot be held in a secured setting for more than _ hours
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juveniles must be released to _
guardian/ parent
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juveniles will not be placed into detention by djs for misdemeanors except
handgun, juvenile previously adjudicated twice in past 12 months
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if parents refuse to accept custody of child contact _
cps
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the Maryland Safe School Act requires
local public school superintendent and principal and non public school principal be notified of the arrest and charges placed against a student for offenses in appendix b within 24 hours