DJJ Academy Study Guide - Questions With A+ Solutions,
Expert Verified
4 types of court in FL and ID which one hears JJ case Right Ans - County,
CURCUIT, Appeals, Supreme
ID 2 rights NOT afforded JVs in the justice system Right Ans - The right to
post bail/bond and the right to request a jury for an adjudicatory hearing
ID the 3 types of release available for JVs. Right Ans - Home Detention,
Conditional Release & Post-Commitment Probation
Detention Screening Right Ans - The process to determine criteria to be
detained while awaiting adjudication
Name the 3 types of detention Right Ans - Secure, Non-Secure & Home
4 Hearings most common to the JJ System. Describe each and the order they
fall in within the system Right Ans - 1)Detention
2)Arraignment
3)Adjudicatory
4)Disposition
Describe the difference between CIVIL and CRIMINAL liability Right Ans -
Civil Citation- a civil rather than criminal option that offers law enforcement
an active role in assigning sanctions that provide swift and appropriate
consequences to Y for certain nonviolent misdemeanor delinquent act. One of
the components of the DJJ vision
Corrective Action Right Ans - Increase the use of prevention and diversion
to Y in high-risk areas
Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) Right Ans - The rate of contact
with DJJ for minorities
Identify the 4 domains of risk factors that cause or are connected to the
disproportion of black male youth in the JJ System Right Ans -
1)Community
, 2)Family
3)Education/Training
4)Individual
What are the factors that contribute to DMC? Right Ans - 1)Indirect Effects
2)Decision Making Factors
3)Justice by Geography
Describe the causes, connections, and corrective actions within the 4 domains
Right Ans - Community Impact Projects and increase the availability of
community-based youth services. Provide training and access to VPK. Increase
family counseling and empowerment. Provide behavioral treatment programs
and increase role models
Describe the educational elements that are unique for youth involved in the
juvenile justice system Right Ans - Separate learning areas, certified
teachers, and provision of official records
Define Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Right Ans - Youth with
learning disabilities and gifted in specific areas
Describe the 3 individual plans, IEP, IAP, and ITP Right Ans - IAP-
agreement between schools, student, and parent
ITP-treatment plan for youth 14 yo and over includes plan for after
graduation
IEP-Individual Education Plan for ESE students
Explain the laws associated with an IEP Right Ans - Free appropriate Public
Education in the least restrictive setting
Define ethical and professional practice Right Ans - Moral principles that
govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity
Which of the following must be reported? Right Ans - 1)Receiving a meal
from a supervisor
2)Using office supplies for personal use
3)Sharing confidential information
Expert Verified
4 types of court in FL and ID which one hears JJ case Right Ans - County,
CURCUIT, Appeals, Supreme
ID 2 rights NOT afforded JVs in the justice system Right Ans - The right to
post bail/bond and the right to request a jury for an adjudicatory hearing
ID the 3 types of release available for JVs. Right Ans - Home Detention,
Conditional Release & Post-Commitment Probation
Detention Screening Right Ans - The process to determine criteria to be
detained while awaiting adjudication
Name the 3 types of detention Right Ans - Secure, Non-Secure & Home
4 Hearings most common to the JJ System. Describe each and the order they
fall in within the system Right Ans - 1)Detention
2)Arraignment
3)Adjudicatory
4)Disposition
Describe the difference between CIVIL and CRIMINAL liability Right Ans -
Civil Citation- a civil rather than criminal option that offers law enforcement
an active role in assigning sanctions that provide swift and appropriate
consequences to Y for certain nonviolent misdemeanor delinquent act. One of
the components of the DJJ vision
Corrective Action Right Ans - Increase the use of prevention and diversion
to Y in high-risk areas
Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) Right Ans - The rate of contact
with DJJ for minorities
Identify the 4 domains of risk factors that cause or are connected to the
disproportion of black male youth in the JJ System Right Ans -
1)Community
, 2)Family
3)Education/Training
4)Individual
What are the factors that contribute to DMC? Right Ans - 1)Indirect Effects
2)Decision Making Factors
3)Justice by Geography
Describe the causes, connections, and corrective actions within the 4 domains
Right Ans - Community Impact Projects and increase the availability of
community-based youth services. Provide training and access to VPK. Increase
family counseling and empowerment. Provide behavioral treatment programs
and increase role models
Describe the educational elements that are unique for youth involved in the
juvenile justice system Right Ans - Separate learning areas, certified
teachers, and provision of official records
Define Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Right Ans - Youth with
learning disabilities and gifted in specific areas
Describe the 3 individual plans, IEP, IAP, and ITP Right Ans - IAP-
agreement between schools, student, and parent
ITP-treatment plan for youth 14 yo and over includes plan for after
graduation
IEP-Individual Education Plan for ESE students
Explain the laws associated with an IEP Right Ans - Free appropriate Public
Education in the least restrictive setting
Define ethical and professional practice Right Ans - Moral principles that
govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity
Which of the following must be reported? Right Ans - 1)Receiving a meal
from a supervisor
2)Using office supplies for personal use
3)Sharing confidential information
