ADJ 105 Lecture Notes - Juvenile Delinquency, Juvenile Court, Status Offense

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The juvenile justice system: similar to the criminal justice system. In some states, no lower age limit exists. Get-tough movement: the earlier treatment and rehabilitation orientation is somewhat in conflict with modern themes of accountability and due process, the get-tough movement views juveniles as mini adults and seeks punishment for crimes, trends have included: Juvenile delinquents: a juvenile delinquent is a youth under a specified age who has violated a criminal law or engages in disobedient, indecent, or immoral conduct and needs treatment, rehabilitation, or supervision. Juvenile delinquency is the violation of any law in the united states by a person under the age of 18. Runaways: defined as youth who leave their homes without permission and remain away from periods of time ranging from a couple of days to several years. It is difficult to determine exactly how many youths are runaways: often have family problems or have been abused.

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