Ch14 Law Enforment (al;ksdfj

C14 law  

42 cards   |   Total Attempts: 188
  

Cards In This Set

Front Back
What is the doctrine that holds the state has a right and duty to care for children who are neglected or in some way disadvantaged?
Parens patriae
Which landmark Supreme Court case held that juveniles are entitled to many of the same dure process rights granted to adult offenders?
In re Gault
Which landmark Supreme Court case held that the government must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a juvenile had committed an act of delinquency?
In re Winship
Residential treatment programs include foster care, group homes, family group homes, and:
Rural programs
Juvenile offenders, the child savers believed, required treatment, not:
Punishment
Why are children from abusive homes more likely to become delinquents?
The children suffer from a variety of emotional and mental health problems
What report does the judge review to assist him/her with sentencing a juvenile offender?
Predisposition report
Wich term states the severity of the punishment should fit the crime?
Graduated sanctions
The Illinois juvenile court differed from adult court in the following way:
No juries
Which of the following best desribes the program where juveniles live with a couple who act as surrogate parents?
Foster care programs
Which of the following best describes the program where approimately 12-15 youths who are provided treatment, counseling, and education services by a professional staff?
Group homes
Why have juvenile courts become more similar to adult courts?
The Supreme Curt now requires many due process rights for juveniles, creating a more adversarial system
What type of programs occurs in wilderness camps, farms, and ranches to promote treatment and recreational activites?
Rural Programs
What process occurs when any group of at-risk persons commit fewer crimes as they grow older?
Aging out
What term refers to the age when youth begin engaging in delinquent behavior?
Age of onset