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Chapter 17 JUVENILE COURTS

America's Courts and the Criminal Justice System 12th Edition by David W. Neubauer

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Chapter 17 JUVENILE COURTS

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

Sample Questions Are Posted Below

 

MULTIPLE CHOICE

 

  1. Automatic waivers are built on what premise?
a. some juveniles need to go to jail
b. once an adult always an adult
c. some juveniles who have been waived deserve a second chance
d. some juveniles should not be waived to adult court

 

ANS: B                    REF:  Transfer to Adult Court                 OBJ:  3          KEY: Bloom’s: Remember

 

  1. The Progressive and juvenile court movements began around
a. 1825. c. 1930.
b. 1890. d. 1950.

 

ANS: B                    REF:  Juvenile Courts 100 Years Ago     OBJ:  1          KEY: Bloom’s: Remember

 

  1. Which of the following is not a traditional aspect of juvenile court proceedings?
a. informal proceedings c. proceedings that are based on civil law
b. proceedings that are open to the public d. a lack [or absence] of jury trials

 

ANS: B                    REF:  How Juvenile Courts Differ from Adult Courts  OBJ:    2          KEY: Bloom’s: Remember

 

  1. Juvenile courts’ interventions in the lives of children and families was based on the legal doctrine of
a. res ipsa loquitir. c. parens patriae.
b. ipse dixit. d. patriae familiae.

 

ANS: C                    REF: Juvenile Courts 100 Years Ago                 OBJ:   1          KEY: Bloom’s: Remember

 

  1. Court reformers recommend that juvenile court be part of
a. family court c. trial court
b. civil court d. adult court

 

ANS: A                   REF:  Transfer to Adult Court                 OBJ:  3          KEY: Bloom’s: Remember

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