Create 4 multiple choice questions from chapters 11 & 12 (two from each chapter.) These questions should be Exam Quality (Who Know's they might be on the final Exam.) They can either be multiple choice or T/F (Only two T/F total and answers should have a-d answer choices.) again you cannot post the same question as another student, so check the blog before posting.
Share your thoughts, opinions, observations on 1 of any of the following subjects below:
Jennifer's Story (pg. 260)
Focus on Delinquency (pg. 275)
The Detention Diversion Advocacy Program (pg. 315)
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true/false
The house of fefuge is a care facitity developed by the child savers to protect potential criminal yuoths by taking them off the street and providing a family like environment.
In what year did the Boston City Council founded the House of Reformation for juveniles offenders.
A)1847
B)1826
C)1825
D)none of the above
true/false
Juveniles account for nearly 60% percent of all violent crime arrest.
Violent juvenile offenders are defined as those adjudicted delinquent for crimes of
A)homicide
B)rape
C)robbery
D)all the above
In what year did the first Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (SPCC)come about?
A 1874
B 1974
c 2001
D 1978
Which is the correct answer for this statement: a practice of the Childrens Aid Society in which urban youths were sent west for adoption with local farm couples
A orphan house
B urban home
C orphan train
D foster train
T/F Adjudication is the stage of the juvenile court process.
T/F A hearing by a judical officer of a juvenile court to determine whether a juvenile is to be detained or released while proceedings are pending in case is detenetion hearing.
I feel that punishment Jennifer recieved was suitable for the offense, it taught her a lesson to not to get involved in situations like that again. The jury sentenced her to things that would help her in the long run.
According to statistics, which offense does African American represents the most.
A. Motor vehicle theft
B. Murder
C. Robbery
D. Forcible rape
Most states require that the law of arrest be the same for both adults and juveniles.
A. True
B. False
Courts that make use of peer juries to decide nonserious delinquency cases are?
A. Alternative courts
B. Teen courts
C. Drug courts
D. Systematic review courts
Mentoring is one of the many types of intervention that have been used with teens considered to be at high risk for engaging in delinquency.
A. True
B. False
I believe that Detention Diversion Advocacy Programs is a great deterrence for juveniles that have committed only one crime, but it would not have an impact for repeat offenders. Statistics shows that it had reduced recidivism, but only in a small increment. I think for juveniles whose crime that are not as severe as repeat offenders, the program would really be a success for them. It not only help the juvenile, but it also helps the parents as well and I think that is why the program is so successful. A lot of children learn from their mistakes and if they get the guidance they need to correct the problem before it gets worse or before they become habitual, then the DDAP process would be greatly warranted. Since DDAP is an outside source, I think it may make the delinquent feel like they have support outside of their family.
1.Juveniles can be searched in school without probables cause or a warrent? True or False
2.What types of juveniles delinquent behavior/charges would not be appropriate for teen court?
A.shoplifting
B.due process
C.child saver
D.parens patriae
3. When a juvenile commits a crime police have the authority to investigate the incident and decide whether to arrest them or not? True or False
4.Do you feel all high schools shoulds have a police presence to prevent most cases of?
A.Burglary
B.Runways
C.Murder
D.Saturation Patrol
Case Profile Pg.260 Jennifer's Story
I beleve the treatment was suitable and it rehabilitation program help her to become more wise in choices in the future for her.
1. The juvenile justice system exercises jurisdiction over two distinct categories of offenders- delinquents and status offenders. True/False
2. The right to receive Miranda warnings applies to adults only. True/False
3. A hearing by a judicial officer of a juvenile court to determine whether a juvenile is to be held or released while proceedings are pending in the case.
A. Adjudicatory hearing
B. Bifurcated process
C. Detention hearing
D. Juvenile justice process
4. A New York philanthropist helped developed the Children’s Aid Society in 1853. The formula for dealing with delinquent youths was to rescue them from harsh environment of the city and provide them with temporary shelter.
A. Robert Mennel
B. Charles Loring Brace
C. Hunter Hurst
D. Lyndon Johnson
Reading the Focus on Delinquency there are similarities and differences between juvenile and adult systems. The one thing that should be changed is punish the guilty adults. Many times we have seen people incarcerated that are innocent, and then freed from prison. Our justice system needs some repair and updating.If we work more and harder to develop programs that can treat and protect adults/teens then we could probably avoid over populated prisons and jails.
I do believe delinquency is caused by the enviorment in the home. My opinion, Jennifer just had a lot on her mind while at the party she was just finding out that her boyfriend was cheating which caused her delinquent behavior. She agreed to everything in court and performed her duties well. I dont think shes a bad person, just someone who had a lot on her mind that night and needed to take her frustration out on someone.
Sorry that was supposed to say two from 11 & to from 12
T/F
Urbanization created a growing number of at risk youth in the nation’s cities?
The Adult and juvenile justice systems have a number of key similarities and differences. One of the similarities is?
A) Miranda Rights
B) Right to privacy
C) Right to speedy trial
D) Free Ice Cream
Major policing strategies to prevent delinquency include all except.
A) Aggressive law enforcement
B) Police in schools
C) Community policing
D) Profiling
T/F
Miranda v. Arizona decision established a clearly defined procedure for custodial interrogation?
I think that Jennifer is typical of allot of teenagers who make hasty and regrettable decisions. The difference is she was offered help instead of just punishment. If we approach more of are juveniles in this fashion they may have the opportunity to become productive and valuable members of society.
Chapter 11
1.) What year was the Children’s Aid Society Found?
A. 1853
b. 1850
c. 1856
d. 1859
2.) What year was Illinois Juvenile Court Act, child-saving movement start?
A. 1899
b. 1900
c. 1898
d. 1897
Chapter 12
1.) What are the Miranda rights police officer must quote.
a. Have the right to remain silent
b. Any statement can be used against you in the court of law
c. Have the right to counsel
D. All of the above
2.) What percentage of murder do African Americans represent in statistics?
A. 47
b. 32
c. 50
d. 55
Focus on Delinquency:
I approve the difference and similarities on Juvenile and Adult Justice System.
I think some not all, but some juvenile do things because of peer pressure and some do things just for experiment and I think they should have second chances. Some juveniles learn after their mistakes although some need more chances than others. Adults have had their chances and growing up experiences. They know right from wrong.
Randy Allen
My thoughts on the Jennifer's story was that a teenage girl went through some hard adustments with a realitive passing and her boyfriend cheating on her. By her being under the influence her udgement wass off and did not realize the consquenceds of her own actions. The youth courtsgave here the chance to get herlife in order. Counsleing and other volunteer work was also helpful for her.
Randy Allen
1) true or false
In 2006 the first society for the prevention of cruelty to children(SPCC)was established in Boston.
2)the fact-finding process wherein the uvenile court determines whether there is sufficient evidence to sustain the allegations in a petition
a. adjudictory hearing
b. detension hearing
c. bifurcated process
d. disposition
3)true or false
Drug courts are special courts have jurisdiction over the burgeoning number of cases involving substances abuse and trafficking.
4)Police officers who specialize in dealing with juvenile offenders.
a. juvenile officers
b. community policing
c. watch system
d. all the above
Lisa Miller
The estimated percent of all juvenile arrest are referred to juvenile court?
a. 70
b. 20
c. 30
d. 10
Police rely on informants both adult and juveniles to obtain?
a. information for arrests
b. evidence for arrests
c. serious cases
e. all the above
T/F
Role conflicts are conflicts police officers face revolve around the requirement to perform their primary duty of law enforcement and a desire to aid in rehabilitating youthful offender.
T/F
Teen courts are also referred to as courts
Jennifer's story depicts a second chance story. A juvenile facing heartbreak, alcoholism, and a child facing the hard knocks of life. But she was given a chance to make a change in her life. She was given youth court and she was ordered to counseling and volunteer work. Which eventually would be beneficial. She could have been issued jail time. But would that permeated change or rehabilitation?
Takia Gross
Chapt. 11
In 1899 Chicago the ____ was created.
a) first jail
b) first modern juvenile court
c) first cell phone for Correction officers
d) none of the above
Urbanization gave rise to increased numbers of young people at risk? T/F
chapt. 12
"You have the right to remain silent..." is from what?
a) a line in a urban movie
b) a slogan that the cops use
c) The miranda rights
d) All the above
Miranda v Arizona ruled that you must get your rights read during an arrest. T/F
chapter 12.
A. The waiver of Miranda rights s the most controversial in what cases?
a.fare v. michael c
b.california v. prysock
c.a and b.
d. none of the above.
B.THE MIRANDA HAS BEEN APPILABLE FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE TAKIN INTO CUSTODY.
A.TRUE
B.FALSE
CHAPTER 11.
CHILDRE ARE NOT GRANTED THE SAME CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AS A.
A.GRANDPARENTS
B.MOTHERS.
C.FATHERS.
D.ADULTS.
I FEEL THAT THE PUNISHMENT THAT JENNIFER RECIEVED WAS VERY APPICABLE TO THE CRIME SHE DID,NOW SHE WILL CONSIDER THE PUNISHMENT WHEN SHE CONSIDERS DOIN SOMETHING LIKE THAT AGAIN....
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