ILETSB QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
CORRECTLY SOLVED
Kent v. United States - Answer a U.S. Supreme Court decision that courts must provide the "essentials of
due process" in transferring juveniles to the adult system
In re Gault (1967) - Answer 14th amendment Due Process Clause allows requirements for state
delinquency proceedings. established the principle that young persons have constitutional rights
In re Winship - Answer Proof beyond a reasonable doubt applies to minors
accounted for largest percent of youth moving through the juvenile justice system - Answer males
Illinois has experienced a ______% decrease in admission for juvey - Answer 25%
recidivism rate in Illinois
rate within 3 years
cost to tax payers - Answer 17, 37%, 13 billion
The SARA Model to Problem Solving - Answer Scanning, Analysis, Response, Assessment
Assessment Phase builds toward - Answer Process and Impact Evaluation
Goal of Problem-solving assessment - Answer did the problem change and did the response cause the
change
First Amendment - Answer Religion and Speech
, Second Amendment - Answer Right to bear arms
Third Amendment - Answer No quartering of soldiers
Fourth Amendment - Answer Protects against unreasonable search and seizure
Fifth Amendment - Answer A constitutional amendment designed to protect the rights of persons
accused of crimes, including protection against double jeopardy, self-incrimination, and punishment
without due process of law.
Sixth Amendment - Answer Right to a speedy and public trial
Seventh Amendment - Answer Right to trial by jury
Eighth Amendment - Answer freedom from excessive bail. freedom from excessive fines and cruel and
unusual punishment.
Fourteenth Amendment - Answer due process and equal protection
U.S. Constitution was ratified in - Answer 1788 effective 1789
how many articles in the U.S. Constitution - Answer 7
Article 3 of the Constitution - Answer Judicial Branch
branches of the government checks and balances covers - Answer
This Supreme Court ruling found that the Exclusionary Rule applied to the individual states through
application of the Fourteenth Amendment - Answer Mapp v. Ohio
CORRECTLY SOLVED
Kent v. United States - Answer a U.S. Supreme Court decision that courts must provide the "essentials of
due process" in transferring juveniles to the adult system
In re Gault (1967) - Answer 14th amendment Due Process Clause allows requirements for state
delinquency proceedings. established the principle that young persons have constitutional rights
In re Winship - Answer Proof beyond a reasonable doubt applies to minors
accounted for largest percent of youth moving through the juvenile justice system - Answer males
Illinois has experienced a ______% decrease in admission for juvey - Answer 25%
recidivism rate in Illinois
rate within 3 years
cost to tax payers - Answer 17, 37%, 13 billion
The SARA Model to Problem Solving - Answer Scanning, Analysis, Response, Assessment
Assessment Phase builds toward - Answer Process and Impact Evaluation
Goal of Problem-solving assessment - Answer did the problem change and did the response cause the
change
First Amendment - Answer Religion and Speech
, Second Amendment - Answer Right to bear arms
Third Amendment - Answer No quartering of soldiers
Fourth Amendment - Answer Protects against unreasonable search and seizure
Fifth Amendment - Answer A constitutional amendment designed to protect the rights of persons
accused of crimes, including protection against double jeopardy, self-incrimination, and punishment
without due process of law.
Sixth Amendment - Answer Right to a speedy and public trial
Seventh Amendment - Answer Right to trial by jury
Eighth Amendment - Answer freedom from excessive bail. freedom from excessive fines and cruel and
unusual punishment.
Fourteenth Amendment - Answer due process and equal protection
U.S. Constitution was ratified in - Answer 1788 effective 1789
how many articles in the U.S. Constitution - Answer 7
Article 3 of the Constitution - Answer Judicial Branch
branches of the government checks and balances covers - Answer
This Supreme Court ruling found that the Exclusionary Rule applied to the individual states through
application of the Fourteenth Amendment - Answer Mapp v. Ohio
