Because of concern that juvenile crime was encouraged by juvenile courts, state legislatures
A) moved away from greater accountability, and harsher sentences for delinquents in juvenile court to a greater emphasis on rehabilitation
B) made juvenile court dispositions harsher but compensated by making periods of confinement in juvenile facilities shorter
C) made juvenile punishments harsher, and redefined almost all crimes committed by youth as crimes and not delinquencies.
D) established procedures for transferring youth to criminal courts for certain serious offenses, or for initiating prosecution in criminal court
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Q32: Status offenses are
A) defined by law in
Q33: Delinquency is defined
A) as youth who are
Q34: Since 1974, status offenders
A) have been sent
Q35: Under diversion programs, status offenders
A) are diverted
Q36: In In re Gault The U.S. Supreme
Q38: The theory of treating youth differently than
Q39: Transfer laws recriminalizing certain serious offenses assume
A)
Q40: Psychologists who study adolescents find that
A) adolescents
Q41: Legislatures set the age of juvenile jurisdiction
A)
Q42: If under state law a juvenile can
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