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Rationale 2026


EXAM TERMS QUESTIONS VERIFIED AND GRADED A+ ANSWERS

1) Bifurcated ✓ divided into two branches; forked

2) Child Savers ✓ Nineteenth-century reformers who

developed programs for troubled

youth and influenced legislation

creating the juvenile justice system;

today some critics view them as

being more concerned with control

of the poor than with their welfare.

3) Crime Control Model of Criminal ✓ An orientation to criminal justice in

Justice which the protection of the

community and the apprehension of

offenders are paramount

,4) Cycle of Juvenile Justice ✓ refers to the tendency toward a

never-ending cycle of juvenile justice

reform common in western society

5) decontextualized ✓ not relying on the immediate

context, or setting, to convey content

6) Demographics ✓ the characteristics of a population

with respect to age, race, and

gender.

7) denied adulthood ✓ Refers to the notion that youth,

because of their legal dependency in

Western society, are prevented from

attaining the things that many adults

take for granted, such as the right to

make decisions about their own lives

and the right to express their views

8) Limited accountability justice ✓ Moral Panic

model

9) The reaction by a group of ✓ official crime

people based on exaggerated or

false perceptions about crime

and criminal behavior

10) offender and offence data based ✓ parens patriae

on information collected for

, administrative purposes by

justice agencies, such as the

police, courts, and correctional

institutions

11) power of the state to act on ✓ Penal Populism

behalf of the child and provide

care and protection equivalent to

that of a parent

12) Corrections policies that are ✓ politics of youth crime

formulated in pursuit of political

objectives, often in the absence

of an informed public or in spite

of public opinion

13) The mechanisms and methods ✓ Problematize

whereby youth activities are

socially constructed as criminal;

the meanings and imagery

attached to these definitions and

the types of responses they

generate

14) a process whereby something, ✓ reformatory

someone, or some group is

defined as a problem

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