Exam 2: Defining and Measuring Offenses by and Against Juveniles
Exam 1: Juvenile Justice in Historical Perspective45 Questions
Exam 2: Defining and Measuring Offenses by and Against Juveniles45 Questions
Exam 3: Characteristics of Juvenile Offenders45 Questions
Exam 4: Theories of Causation45 Questions
Exam 5: Child Abuse and Neglect48 Questions
Exam 6: Purpose and Scope of Juvenile Court Acts45 Questions
Exam 7: Juvenile Justice Procedures44 Questions
Exam 8: Juveniles and the Police45 Questions
Exam 9: Key Figures in Juvenile Court Proceedings44 Questions
Exam 10: Prevention and Diversion Programs46 Questions
Exam 11: Dispositional Alternatives48 Questions
Exam 12: Violent Juveniles and Gangs48 Questions
Exam 13: Global Issues in Juvenile Justice45 Questions
Exam 14: The Future of Juvenile Justice45 Questions
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With respect to the minimum age at which children should be afforded court protection changed with the emergence of ______ and ______, both of which may have serious prenatal effects.
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Official statistics on abused and neglected children are only available from a limited number of sources.
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In their study using self-reports of delinquent behavior, Short and Nye found ______.
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Discuss the validity of the NCVS when combined with the UCR/NIBRS as a way to get to the dark figure of crime.
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Which of the following are reasons why crimes are not reported to the police?
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Use of behavioral definitions necessitates reliance on unofficial methods to assess the extent and nature of hidden delinquency and abuse.
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A source of statistical information on children missing due to criminal behaviors, parental kidnapping, and juvenile gang crimes would be found in the ______.
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The ______, as a source of crime data, are collected from victims instead of law enforcement agencies.
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There is a dark figure of delinquent activity where a substantial amount of illegal behavior committed by youth is not detected.
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Many states have encountered opposition to blanket laws to decriminalize ______ among underage youth because this would undermine the ability of police to intervene and exert their authority over the youth.
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An act that is delinquent at one time and in one place might not be delinquent at another time or in another place.
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______ definitions of delinquency hold that only those who have been officially labeled by the courts are offenders.
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Without specific definitions, accurate measurement is impossible, making development of programs to prevent and control delinquency and offenses against juveniles extremely difficult.
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______, as a source of crime data, are gathered from offenders themselves.
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______ studies, however, are subject to criticism on the basis that respondents may underreport or overreport delinquency or abuse as a result of either poor recall or deliberate deception.
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A problem with behavioral definitions is the ambiguity reflected with respect to age.
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A basic difficulty with legal definitions is that they differ from time to time and from place to place.
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Discuss the problems associated with the UCR/NIBRS crime statistic data.
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Discuss the impact that different definitions of delinquency have on the juvenile justice system.
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