Chapter.15 Test Bank Docx Justice for Juveniles and Victims - Criminal Justice 6th Edition | Test Bank by Freda Adler by Freda Adler. DOCX document preview.
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1. | The first juvenile court was established in ______________.
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2. | The first juvenile court in this country was established in ________.
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3. | Gerald Gault was accused of ________________.
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4. | Gerald Gault received ________________ as punishment for his crime.
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5. | The case of In re Gault afforded juveniles the right to __________________.
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6. | What famous TV personality was a victim of stalking?
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7. | The prosecutor's power to try juveniles directly in adult criminal courts is called _____________.
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8. | The systematic study of the role played by the victim in a criminal incident is called _______.
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9. | A program, based on criminal statutes, by which victims of violent crime may receive a limited financial award for damages done by a criminal is called ___________.
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10. | The aim of restorative justice is simple: ___________.
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11. | The first juvenile court was established in ______________. |
12. | The first juvenile court in this country was established in the year _______. |
13. | Gerald Gault was accused of ________________. |
14. | Gerald Gault received ________________ as punishment for his crime. |
15. | The famous TV personality ______________ was a victim of stalking. |
16. | For 2003, the juvenile Violent Crime Index arrest rate was 48% lower than in it's the peak year of _________. |
17. | The systematic study of the role played by the victim in a criminal incident is called _______. |
18. | A program, based on criminal statutes, by which victims of violent crime may receive a limited financial award for damages done by a criminal is called ___________. |
19. | According to the chapter, the term ______________ means parent of the country. |
20. | The term ____________ means in place of the parent. |
21. | The first juvenile court was established in Boston. |
22. | The first juvenile court in this country was established in 1865. |
23. | Gerald Gault was accused of sexual assault of a 12 year old girl. |
24. | Gerald Gault received 6 years in a juvenile facility as punishment for his crime. |
25. | The case of In re Gault afforded juveniles the right to receive notice of the charges and the right to counsel. |
26. | To get a conviction, it is a legal requirement that victims testify in court against the criminal, especially in murder cases. |
27. | A program, based on criminal statutes, by which victims of violent crime may receive a limited financial award for damages done by a criminal is called victim compensation. |
28. | The aim of restorative justice is simple: Restore the harm done by crime by elevating the role of the victim in the criminal justice process. |
29. | Because of their tender age, juveniles can not be tried as adults. |
30. | In recent years, many states have lowered the age at which juveniles are subject to be tried as an adult. |
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