Exam 12: Police and the Juvenile

The most popular school-based drug-education program in the nation is ________.

A specialized unit established by some police departments to address the problem of gangs is called a ________ unit.

In a ________, the first thing the department does when the juvenile is brought to the station is to contact the parents.

Which Amendment of the Constitution affirms the standards of fairness and due process toward interrogations?

External pressures from the press will negatively affect the discretionary decisions made by police in juvenile matters.

LRE is the most popular school-based drug-education program in the United States.

Discuss the most popular school-based drug-education program in the nation. Has it been effective in curbing drug and alcohol abuse among juveniles?

Students of LRE programs were less likely to use violence as a way of resolving conflict and less likely to associate with delinquent peers.

________ is a program designed to teach fundamental skills needed to become responsible citizens in a constitutional democracy.

Which of the following says that an underage caregiver cannot act as an interested adult?

Which of the following programs is designed to teach students the fundamental principles and skills needed to become responsible citizens in a constitutional democracy?

The process of taking a person into custody for an alleged violation of the law is called ________.

Which of the following options when investigating a juvenile is the LEAST severe?

The national program to find missing children is called ________.

Mapp v. Ohio ruled that ________ seized without probable cause and without a proper search warrant was inadmissible in court.

The highly popular D.A.R.E. project, a program that receives over 200 million annually, has been widely evaluated and the findings are extremely disappointing regarding its effects on the drug-using behavior of juveniles. What do you think is most disappointing about this program? Please explain.

A summons to appear in juvenile court is a(n) ________.

Describe the factors impacting juvenilesʹ attitude toward the police.

The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974 eliminated the judicial requirement for taking the fingerprints of arrested juveniles.

A disposition option available to a police officer whereby a juvenile is taken to the police station following a complaint, recorded, given an official reprimand, and then released to his or her parents or guardians is known as a(n) ________ adjustment..