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13 Cards in this Set
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During the middle Ages, children were seen as property of the |
Male head of household |
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The puritans of the massachusetts Bay colony believed the child was |
Evil and in need of discipline |
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The first Juvenille court was established in |
Chicago |
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When girls misbehave the juvenille justice system often treats them as |
Status offendrs |
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is a minor child who has committed an act that would be criminal if committed by an adult |
Delinquent |
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is a juvenile who has committed an act that is considered unacceptable for a child, such as truancy or running away from home, but that would not be a crime if committed by an adult |
Status offender |
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The juvenile justice and Delinquency prevention Act of 1988 required the states determine whether the proportion of minorities in confinement |
exceeds their proportion in the population |
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In a juvenile's history, the factors that indicate a high risk of delinquency are |
Antisocial parents, behavior problems in elementary school and drug dealing |
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Aftercare operates in a way similar |
to adult parole |
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Kent V United States 1966 |
established the essentials of due process required for juveniles in the justice system |
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IN RE GAULT 1967 |
clarified that due process rights extend to receiving notice, hearing, counsel, and cross examination |
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Mckeiver v pennsylvania 1971 |
The fact that jury trials are not required for juvenile court hearings was established in |
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Breed v Jones 1975 |
The court stated that waiver to adult court following adjudication in juvenile court violates the constitutional guarantee against double jeopardy in the case of |
