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Home Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 100 Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 100 A “Defendant” in the criminal system would be called what in the juvenile system?

HomeANSWER What is a Respondent?

Home Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 200 A juvenile does not commit a crime. What is a “crime” called in the juvenile system?

HomeANSWER What is an offense?

Home Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 300 A defendant can be found guilty. A juvenile is found ______?

HomeANSWER What is delinquent?

Home 400 Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 400 A juvenile who is found delinquent is not called a criminal. What is the juvenile called?

HomeANSWER What is a juvenile offender?

Home Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 500 A jury may decide a case for a defendant in adult criminal court, who usually decides in juvenile court?

HomeANSWER Who is the judge?

Home 100 MN Juvenile Justice System 100 A juvenile is brought into the Minnesota juvenile justice system when he or she is ________ by police.

HomeANSWER What is apprehended or taken into custody?

Home 200 MN Juvenile Justice System 200 A child under age 10 in the juvenile system is called what?

HomeANSWER What is a child in need of protection?

Home 300 MN Juvenile Justice System 300 A juvenile who is over 14 years of age and is accused of committing a felony can be charged as__________ ?

HomeANSWER What is an “adult”?

Home 400 MN Juvenile Justice System 400 If a juvenile denies the charge he or she receives a ______?

HomeANSWER What is a trial?

Home 500 MN Juvenile Justice System 500 If the juvenile is found delinquent at the trial, the next step is a _______ hearing.

HomeANSWER What is a disposition?

Home Purpose of Criminal Law 100 Some people describe this as “ an eye for an eye” or as revenge.

HomeANSWER What is punishment?

Home Purpose of Criminal Law 200 The goal of prevention is to ____________?

HomeANSWER What is discourage offenders from committing crimes in the future?

Home Purpose of Criminal Law 300 Locking a person up in jail is an example of __________?

HomeANSWER What is incapacitation?

Home Purpose of Criminal Law 400 The focus of _________ is to change behavior so that the person can lead a productive life. Examples include vocational programs and counseling.

HomeANSWER What is rehabilitation?

Home Purpose of Criminal Law 500 The goal of Juvenile Law is____ ? Punishment Prevention Incapacitation Rehabilitation

HomeANSWER What is Rehabilitation?

Home Juvenile or Adult? 100 A juvenile must be over _______ years of age and charged with a ________to be considered an adult in MN.

HomeANSWER What is 14 and felony?

Home Juvenile or Adult? 200 A juvenile can also be charged as an adult if they are ______ years old and charged with ___________.

HomeANSWER What is 16 and first degree murder?

Home Juvenile or Adult? 300 If the juvenile is convicted as an adult he or she will receive an __________ punishment.

HomeANSWER What is adult?

Home Juvenile or Adult? 400 A felony is a crime punishable by imprisonment in excess of ____ year(s).

HomeANSWER What is one year?

Home Juvenile or Adult? 500 If the juvenile is between 14 and 17 years of age and charged with a felony the minor may be treated as an ____________ rather than be certified as an adult.

HomeANSWER What is Extended Jurisdiction Juvenile?

Home Mixed Bag 100 Originally juveniles in the criminal justice system were treated the same as _________.

HomeANSWER Who are adults?

Home Mixed Bag 200 True or False, courts treat juveniles differently than adults?

HomeANSWER True.

Home Mixed Bag 300 True or False- All Juvenile Records are Private.

HomeANSWER What is False?

Home Mixed Bag 400 The Supreme Court said that courts must respect the ________ __________ rights of juveniles.

HomeANSWER What is Due Process?

Home Mixed Bag 500 Youths have many rights under the law. Name one.

HomeANSWER What is: The right to receive notice of charges The right to obtain legal counsel The right to "confrontation and cross- examination" The "privilege against self-incrimination" The right to receive a "transcript of the proceedings," and The right to "appellate review"

Home FINAL JEOPARDY One interesting thing I learned about Juvenile Law is:

HomeANSWER What is _______?