JUVENILE JUSTICE FINAL EXAM
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Mandated reporter - ANSWERreporters who are required to report suspected cases of
child neglect/abuse
Community-oriented policing - ANSWERpolicing strategy that relies on identification of
problems by police and members of the community they serve and shared ownership of
law enforcement and order maintenance duties
Prosecutor - ANSWERpartakes in every aspect of proceeding
Plea bargain - ANSWERmajority of cases are handled, reduces court time
Negotiation - ANSWERMost punishment recommendations are...
Sight-and-Sound - ANSWERisolation of juvenile and adult offenders/inmates
New York - ANSWER1st house of refuge
Drift theory - ANSWERmoving in and out of delinquency
Preponderance of evidence - ANSWERused in court to prove guilt
How do most juveniles come in contact with juvenile justice system? - ANSWERpolice
officers
Goal of juvenile justice system - ANSWERbest interest of the child
Juveniles have the same 4th amendment rights as adults - ANSWERtrue
If under 16, there is no option of - ANSWERbail
Hours of detainment - ANSWER72 hours
World Youth Report - ANSWERa comprehensive document published by the United
Nations to describe juvenile delinquency around the world
Pure diversion - ANSWERAlso known as preadjudicatory diversion. This is a process of
immediate diversion, meaning that young offenders are sent directly into community-
based programs before they are adjudicated by a juvenile court and processed into the
formal juvenile justice system
CORRECT 100%
Mandated reporter - ANSWERreporters who are required to report suspected cases of
child neglect/abuse
Community-oriented policing - ANSWERpolicing strategy that relies on identification of
problems by police and members of the community they serve and shared ownership of
law enforcement and order maintenance duties
Prosecutor - ANSWERpartakes in every aspect of proceeding
Plea bargain - ANSWERmajority of cases are handled, reduces court time
Negotiation - ANSWERMost punishment recommendations are...
Sight-and-Sound - ANSWERisolation of juvenile and adult offenders/inmates
New York - ANSWER1st house of refuge
Drift theory - ANSWERmoving in and out of delinquency
Preponderance of evidence - ANSWERused in court to prove guilt
How do most juveniles come in contact with juvenile justice system? - ANSWERpolice
officers
Goal of juvenile justice system - ANSWERbest interest of the child
Juveniles have the same 4th amendment rights as adults - ANSWERtrue
If under 16, there is no option of - ANSWERbail
Hours of detainment - ANSWER72 hours
World Youth Report - ANSWERa comprehensive document published by the United
Nations to describe juvenile delinquency around the world
Pure diversion - ANSWERAlso known as preadjudicatory diversion. This is a process of
immediate diversion, meaning that young offenders are sent directly into community-
based programs before they are adjudicated by a juvenile court and processed into the
formal juvenile justice system
