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12 Cards in this Set
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Mapp v. Ohio
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illegally obtained evidence may not be admissible in a juvenile court adjudication hearing
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Kent v. U.S.
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a hearing in juvenile court is necessary before a case can be waived to adult court and the hearing must have "the essentials of due process"
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Roper v. Simmons
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execution of a person under the age 18 was a violation of the 8th amend.
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In Re Gault
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right against self incrimination and right to a counsel extended to juveniles
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adult trial=
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adjudication hearing
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adult conviction =
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adjudication
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adult sentencing =
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disposition hearing
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what kinds of programs do police have to deal with juveniles?
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community volunteer programs
recreational programs probation programs restorative justice programs |
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Due process right juveniles have
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right to counsel, burden of proof, right against double jeopardy, right against self incrimination
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Due process rights juveniles don't have
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right to jury trial, bail, right not to be held in preventive detention
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major ways that youth are transferred to adult court
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judicial waiver, prosecutorial waiver, statutory exclusion
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effective rehabilitation programs focuse on
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need
risk responsivity |
