The National Research Council and Institute of Medicine's Panel on Juvenile

Multiple Choice

The National Research Council and Institute of Medicine's Panel on Juvenile Crime expressed alarm over an increasingly punitive juvenile justice system and recommended that:

A) the federal government should assist the states through federal funding and incentives to reduce the use of secure detention and secure confinement by developing community-based alternatives
B) the federal government should assist the states in developing residential intervention programs designed to reduce delinquency
C) the federal government should assist the states in focusing their efforts in the protection of the community
D) the federal government should limit state assistance to monetary incentives