Test 10/20/22 Flashcards

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1
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The first juvenile court was set up in Cook County, IL in..?

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1899

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The point in rehabilitation and for the court to act as the parent based on the concept of

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Parens patarie

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Juvenile courts handle three groups of juveniles
what are they..?

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Delinquent offenders
Status Offenders
Neglected Or abused children

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Define Delinquent offenders

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youths who have committed acts that would be crimes if committed by adults under federal, state or local laws.

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Define Status offenders

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youths who have committed acts that WOULD NOT be crimes if committed by adults ie. Running away from home, skipping school, violating curfews, Refusing To obey parents.

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Define Neglect

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when parent/guardian fails to provide adequate food, clothing, shelter, education or medical care.

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what has occured when a child has been physically, emotionally or sexually abused?

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Abuse

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n most states juvenile court jurisdiction extends through the age of..?

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17

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Juvenille Waiver

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allows courts to send juveniles to adult courts depending on the charge for prosecution.

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Statutory exclusion

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requires certain offenses committed by juveniles to be prosecuted in adult court.

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Direct File

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gives prosecutors discretion to file charges in adult criminal court.

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Define Intake

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informal process in which court officials or social workers decide if a complaint against a juvenile should be referred to juvenile court

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What are the Steps in the process

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1.Initial/detention hearing
2. Adjudicatory hearing
3.Dispositional Hearing

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define Initial/detention Hearing

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Preliminary exam of validating youths arrest. State must prove an offense was committed and reasonable cause

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Juveniles do not…

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have a constitutional right to bail. Preventative detention allows the courts to hold a juvenile (separate from adults) if they feel the individual will commit another crime.

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Define Adjudicatory hearing

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The procedure used to determine the acts in a juvenile case, similar to an adult trial, but generally closed to the public and names of accused are usually withheld from the press.

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Juveniles can be…

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represented by an attorney

18
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Define Dispositional Hearing

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the final sentence or result of the case

19
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steps in Sentencing

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Probation
Community service
Fines
Restitution
Placement in a treatment facility
Commitment to a state institution

20
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Define Aftercare

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the equivalent of parole at the juvenile level. Juvenile is supervised and assisted by a parole officer or social worker

21
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In some states a juvenile’s record is Expunged or destroyed at what age? Other states require approval from who?

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18 or 21.
The judge