SRO CERTIFICATION NEWEST ACTUAL 2025/2026 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS /VERIFIED/GRADED A+/ SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT
UBN was founded by two african -american males - ----
Answers---Omar portee and leonard mackenzie
UBN WAS FORMED - ----Answers---In rikers island prison in
new york 1993
Historical events and court cases that impacted juvenile
justice system - ----Answers---1697 south carolina is a
common law state, many laws comes from common law
concept of Parens Patriae
What is Parens Patriae - ----Answers---A doctrine that's
empowers the government/state to be the guardian to the
ones who are unable to protect themselves
Illinois Court Act brought about the first family court system in
the United States in what year? - ----Answers---1899
Right to hearing before transfer, right to counsel at transfer
hearing, right to access by counsel to social records, probation
reports.. - ----Answers---Kent vs United States
Notice of charge, right to counsel, right to confrontation,
privilege against self-incrimination, right to cross-
,examination, right to the essential of due process and fair
treatment - ----Answers---Application of Gault
The burden of proof for juvenile criminal charges now
becomes"beyond reasonable doubt". - ----Answers---In Re
Winship
Definition of a child - ----Answers---Child or juvenile does
not mean a person sixteenyears of age or older who is
charged with a ClassA,B,C, OR D felony as defined in section
16-1-20 or a felony which provides for maximun term of
imprisonment of fifteen years or more
Definition of court - ----Answers---Magistrates and Municipal
Courts have concurrent jurisdiction with the family court for
the trial of persons under seventeen years of age charged with
title 50 (WILDLIFE) and traffic violations
Procedural concerns - ----Answers---A juvenile who is in
custody should be handcuffed,
A juvenile who is in custody should besearched.
Pursuasive Authority J.D.B v. North Carolina - ----Answers---
Determines whether a juvenile can distinguish between being
in custody during an interview/interrogation and being free to
leave
, Age of accused, education of the accused, knowledge of the
accused as to the substance of the charge - ----Answers---
West v. United States
Definition of a child and court as defined in title 63 - ----
Answers---Child or juvenile Mean a person less than
seventeen years of age (when dealt with for criminal offense
When dealt with as an abused or neglected child - ----
Answers---Child means a person under the age of eighteen
Define Court - ----Answers---Means the family court. Is a
civil court it is the court which has original jurisdiction and is
the sole court for initiating action
What are the steps in the family court system - ----Answers--
-Intake, adjudication, disposition hearing
What are the ages for pretrial detention - ----Answers---
Children 10 years of age or younger may never be detained
children 11&12 may be detained with ckurt order sign by family
court judge
children 13 through 16 may be detained pretrial under condition
outlined in section 63-19-820
Lenght of detention for juveniles is - ----Answers---No more
than six hours
AND ANSWERS /VERIFIED/GRADED A+/ SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT
UBN was founded by two african -american males - ----
Answers---Omar portee and leonard mackenzie
UBN WAS FORMED - ----Answers---In rikers island prison in
new york 1993
Historical events and court cases that impacted juvenile
justice system - ----Answers---1697 south carolina is a
common law state, many laws comes from common law
concept of Parens Patriae
What is Parens Patriae - ----Answers---A doctrine that's
empowers the government/state to be the guardian to the
ones who are unable to protect themselves
Illinois Court Act brought about the first family court system in
the United States in what year? - ----Answers---1899
Right to hearing before transfer, right to counsel at transfer
hearing, right to access by counsel to social records, probation
reports.. - ----Answers---Kent vs United States
Notice of charge, right to counsel, right to confrontation,
privilege against self-incrimination, right to cross-
,examination, right to the essential of due process and fair
treatment - ----Answers---Application of Gault
The burden of proof for juvenile criminal charges now
becomes"beyond reasonable doubt". - ----Answers---In Re
Winship
Definition of a child - ----Answers---Child or juvenile does
not mean a person sixteenyears of age or older who is
charged with a ClassA,B,C, OR D felony as defined in section
16-1-20 or a felony which provides for maximun term of
imprisonment of fifteen years or more
Definition of court - ----Answers---Magistrates and Municipal
Courts have concurrent jurisdiction with the family court for
the trial of persons under seventeen years of age charged with
title 50 (WILDLIFE) and traffic violations
Procedural concerns - ----Answers---A juvenile who is in
custody should be handcuffed,
A juvenile who is in custody should besearched.
Pursuasive Authority J.D.B v. North Carolina - ----Answers---
Determines whether a juvenile can distinguish between being
in custody during an interview/interrogation and being free to
leave
, Age of accused, education of the accused, knowledge of the
accused as to the substance of the charge - ----Answers---
West v. United States
Definition of a child and court as defined in title 63 - ----
Answers---Child or juvenile Mean a person less than
seventeen years of age (when dealt with for criminal offense
When dealt with as an abused or neglected child - ----
Answers---Child means a person under the age of eighteen
Define Court - ----Answers---Means the family court. Is a
civil court it is the court which has original jurisdiction and is
the sole court for initiating action
What are the steps in the family court system - ----Answers--
-Intake, adjudication, disposition hearing
What are the ages for pretrial detention - ----Answers---
Children 10 years of age or younger may never be detained
children 11&12 may be detained with ckurt order sign by family
court judge
children 13 through 16 may be detained pretrial under condition
outlined in section 63-19-820
Lenght of detention for juveniles is - ----Answers---No more
than six hours
