A report that provides the judge with relevant background material to aid in the
Disposition decision is called:

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A predisposition report gathers information about the juvenile's social, medical, educational, and criminal history. This information helps the judge to make an informed decision about the most appropriate disposition for the juvenile. Adjudication refers to the formal process of determining whether the juvenile is guilty or not guilty. Probation and graduated sanctions are types of dispositions that may be recommended in a predisposition report but are not the report itself.

A Report That Provides the Judge with Relevant Background Material