Juvenile delinquency
In some juvenile cases, corrective actions may not be effective and the youth will continue to offend with increasing severity. Courts will explore the available options to rehabilitate the juvenile offender.
However, increased severity of offenses can often lead to a juvenile’s transfer to an adult court where penalties are more severe.
As you complete your assignment, consider the differences between the adult and juvenile court systems.
Describe the basic approach to the juvenile court system today. Describe the adjudication process in the juvenile court system. What are some key differences between the juvenile and adult systems, and why do these differences exist?
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Characterize the counseling, treatment, and intervention of juvenile offenders.
Identify the social characteristics of juvenile offenders and the implications of family, class and education.
Identify the theories of juvenile delinquency and the antecedents of our current juvenile justice system.
Summarize the social characteristics of the juvenile court system and accompanying laws.
