SS8CG5 Posttest

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A juvenile is taken into custody and accused of stealing jewelry from a department store. This juvenile has the right to a trial by jury?

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False

Front

An act that is committed by a juvenile that would be a criminal offense if committed by an adult.

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delinquent act

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When a juvenile is taken into custody, he or she has several rights. Which is NOT a right? Options: The right to use their cell phones while in custody., The right to have a parent or guardian present before they can be questioned by authorities., The right not to have their names or photographs made public., The right not to be placed with adult offenders.

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The right to use their cell phones while in custody.

Front

What is the starting age of a person who could be charged as a juvenile?

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13

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A minor 17 years of age or under who has been charged with wrong-doing.

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Delinquent

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Citizens under age of 18...

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Juvenile

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David and Diego skipped school. Is this delinquent or unruly behavior?

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unruly

Front

Which of these acts/behaviors is considered to be a delinquent behavior? Running away from home, Shoplifting from a store, Violating curfew, Skipping School

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Shoplifting from a store

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Which of the following lists the steps of the juvenile justice process in order, starting from when a juvenile is taken into custody? Taken into custody-Intake-Detention Hearing-Formal Hearing-Sentencing-Appeal, Taken into custody-Sentencing-Formal Hearing-Intake-Appeal

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Taken into custody-Intake-Detention Hearing-Formal Hearing-Sentencing-Appeal

Front

Unlike adults, in order for a juvenile to be taken into custody, the law enforcement officer must only have reasonable grounds to believe that the juvenile committed an offense.

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True