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JV crime rates

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JV crime increased in the 80s and 90s
JVs in adult courts
JV crime rates decreased after the 90s
most common JV crime in theft

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punishment is determined

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disposition hearing

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must remain inside their home during specific times

can be assigned at any point during the justice process

GPS monitored
supervised by parole officer

daily reporting centers:
living at home
provides treatments & programs
8 hours a day

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home confinement (house arrest)

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supervision & enforcement conditions

pre-trial investigation

issues:
huge caseloads
low lay
safety threats

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probation officers

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types of cybercrime

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ransomware
phishing
skilling
check fraud
cyberespionage
black market

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types of reentry

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parole
halfway houses
furlough

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detention hearing (JV)

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first appearance
determines pre-trial custody

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restitution

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repaying the victim

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probation

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conditional release back into the community under supervision of a probation officer

can be combined with other punishments (shock-probation)

less expensive than imprisonment

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issues with JV incarceration

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not a deterrent
higher recidivism
impacts on education
impacts on employment
damaging to health
abuse
bias

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jailed on weekends and/or evenings

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intermittent confinement

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disadvantages of diversion

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net-widening
recidivism
bias

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conditional release before sentence ends –> spend the remainder in the community

monitored by parole officers

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parole

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alternatives to JV incarceration

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youth advocacy programs
– rehabilitation services

mentors
– ex-incarcerated individuals

intensive therapy
—family therapy

wraparound programs
– case workers

youthbuild
– construction

restorative justice
– other community programs

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15
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more juvenile courts

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by the 1920s -> state had them

they got penitentiaries

super corrupt

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petition (JV)

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status offender:
crime was illegal because they are a juvenile

JV offender
committed a crime that is still a crime when committed by an adult

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form of communication sent with the intent of tricking a person into undermining their security

links to websites that ask for information

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phishing

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short term sentence followed by probation
first-time offenders
intense physical activity

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boot camp

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diversion

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redirecting JV offenders through programming, supervision, and supporters

education, victim awareness classes, job training, mental health treatment, etc.

meant for first-time minor offenders

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halfway houses

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correctional facility housing people who serve part of their day in the community

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money paid to the state

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fines

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probation
risk assessment
home confinement
boot camp
intermittent confinement
community service
fines
restitution
forfeiture

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types of intermediate sanctions

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phishing

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form of communication sent with the intent of tricking a person into undermining their security

links to websites that ask for information

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fines

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money paid to the state

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correctional facility housing people who serve part of their day in the community

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halfway houses

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school refering to the system (school to prison pipeline)

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arrest/refferal (JV)

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first juveline facility

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1825 - NY house of refuge

reform, industrial, training school

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community service

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unpaid labor
during or instead of incarceration/probation

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status offender:
crime was illegal because they are a juvenile

JV offender
committed a crime that is still a crime when committed by an adult

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petition (JV)

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unpaid labor
during or instead of incarceration/probation

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community service

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cyberespionage

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cyber-attack that steals classified, sensitive data or intellectual property to advantage over a competitive company or gov. entity

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32
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school to prison pipeline

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policies that encourage police presence in schools & harsh punishments resulting in suspension or arrest
- SROs

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forfeiture

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seizure of property & other assets derived from or used for criminal activity

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34
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parole
halfway houses
furlough

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types of reentry

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35
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disposition hearing

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punishment is determined

36
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skimming

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stealing payment & personal information using a skimmer

physical or virtual

37
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arrest/refferal (JV)

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school refering to the system (school to prison pipeline)

38
Q

ransomware
phishing
skilling
check fraud
cyberespionage
black market

A

types of cybercrime

39
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cybercrime

A

criminal activity that uses and/or targets a computer, computer network, or a networked device

2 types:
targeting computers
using computers

40
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difficulties with reentry

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adjustment to the world
housing
employment

41
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transactional market where goods or services are exchanged illegally

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black market

42
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first juveline court

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1899 - Illinois

informal courts
no representation
probation & rehabilitation: no jail

43
Q

types of intermediate sanctions

A

probation
risk assessment
home confinement
boot camp
intermittent confinement
community service
fines
restitution
forfeiture

44
Q

1967 - in re gault

A

constitution protects JV due process

45
Q

what can happen:
dismissal
diversion
petition

A

JV intake

46
Q

repaying the victim

A

restitution

47
Q

advantages of diversion

A

reduces premature involvement in the JV system
avoids labeling
cheaper than incarceration
keeps youth in the community

48
Q

trial

A

adjudication

49
Q

stealing payment & personal information using a skimmer

physical or virtual

A

skimming

50
Q

1899 - Illinois

informal courts
no representation
probation & rehabilitation: no jail

A

first juveline court

51
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decision of juveline trials

A

1971 -> no trial by jury

52
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delinquency

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criminal act of a child who was under the age of 18 when the crime occurred

53
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juvenile justice process

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arrest/referral
JV intake
petition
— detention hearing
— fitness hearing
adjudication
deposition hearing

54
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JV corrections statistics

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25,000 incarcerated
625 facilities
average stay: 27 days

55
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black market

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transactional market where goods or services are exchanged illegally

56
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JV crime in school

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bullying and fighting most common
school to prison pipeline

57
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redirecting JV offenders through programming, supervision, and supporters

A

diversion

58
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intermittent confinement

A

jailed on weekends and/or evenings

59
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determines who is most likely to recidivate & how to prevent it

determines the right amount of supervision and conditions

A

risk assessment

60
Q

policies that encourage police presence in schools & harsh punishments resulting in suspension or arrest
- SROs

A

school to prison pipeline

61
Q

probation officers

A

supervision & enforcement conditions

pre-trial investigation

issues:
huge caseloads
low lay
safety threats

62
Q

parole

A

conditional release before sentence ends –> spend the remainder in the community

monitored by parole officers

63
Q

constitution protects JV due process

A

1967 - in re gault

64
Q

JV intake

A

what can happen:
dismissal
diversion
petition

65
Q

seizure of property & other assets derived from or used for criminal activity

A

forfeiture

66
Q

ransomware

A

form of malware
extortion locks a computer and & demands a ransom for its release

67
Q

home confinement (house arrest)

A

must remain inside their home during specific times

can be assigned at any point during the justice process

GPS monitored
supervised by parole officer

daily reporting centers:
living at home
provides treatments & programs
8 hours a day

68
Q

determines whether to transfer to an adult system

A

fitness hearing (JV)

69
Q

fitness hearing (JV)

A

determines whether to transfer to an adult system

70
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temporary release from a correctional facility for a few days

A

furlough

71
Q

criminal act of a child who was under the age of 18 when the crime occurred

A

delinquency

72
Q

criminal activity that uses and/or targets a computer, computer network, or a networked device

2 types:
targeting computers
using computers

A

cybercrime

73
Q

form of malware
extortion locks a computer and & demands a ransom for its release

A

ransomware

74
Q

cyber-attack that steals classified, sensitive data or intellectual property to advantage over a competitive company or gov. entity

A

cyberespionage

75
Q

first appearance
determines pre-trial custody

A

detention hearing (JV)

76
Q

conditional release back into the community under supervision of a probation officer

can be combined with other punishments (shock-probation)

less expensive than imprisonment

A

probation

77
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JV rights

A

education, outdoors time, acitivities, religion, access to families

78
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furlough

A

temporary release from a correctional facility for a few days

79
Q

check fraud

A

the use of paper or digital checks to legally gain money
common social media scam
60% of all fraud is check fraud

80
Q

adjudication

A

trial

81
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boot camp

A

short term sentence followed by probation
first-time offenders
intense physical activity

82
Q

1825 - NY house of refuge

reform, industrial, training school

A

first juveline facility

83
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risk assessment

A

determines who is most likely to recidivate & how to prevent it

determines the right amount of supervision and conditions

84
Q

the use of paper or digital checks to legally gain money
common social media scam
60% of all fraud is check fraud

A

check fraud

85
Q

movie facts

A

steven hatfill
anthrax
USAMRIID
Bruce Ivans
Al Queda

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