CRIMINAL & JUVENILE JUSTICE Officer Gary Kaufman Palm Beach County School Police.

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CRIMINAL & JUVENILE JUSTICE Officer Gary Kaufman Palm Beach County School Police

Criminal Justice System A) Police B) Courts C) Jails/Detention

POLICE Crime Reported – Take Report If & Type of Crime A) Crimes against Person or Property B) Adult or Juvenile

INVESTIGATION Is There Probable Cause? None = No Police Action Yes = Affidavit Completed

Arrest or File Warrant Taken to Jail / Detention Court Judge Decides = Hold or Release Plea Not Guilty = Trial

Found Guilty Adults : Jail or Prison Juveniles : Detention or Parent

1 st Appearances vs. Arraignment Delinquent vs. Status Offender Parole vs. Probation

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