Youth courts are part of a comprehensive juvenile justice strategy of which what component is not included?

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The consistent use of detention for status offenders is not part of a comprehensive juvenile justice strategy. Status offenses refer to acts that are only considered offenses because the offender is a minor, such as truancy or curfew violations. Detention should be reserved for serious offenders, and alternatives such as community service or restitution should be considered for status offenders.

Youth Courts Are Part of a Comprehensive Juvenile Justice Strategy