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Juvenile Justice (D)

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Process of detainment for a juvenile.

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Recommended age: 14 years old
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Jennifer Knepp
Jennifer Knepp
United States
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Juvenile Justice

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Process of detainment for a juvenile.

by Jennifer Knepp
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juvenile adjudicatory sentenced participating delinquent dispositional 17 detention trail sentencing third intake formal

The process begins when a act is committed by a person under the age of . The first step is called where a juvenile is taken into custody and an intake officer decides if the juvenile should be released or sent to the second stage of the process called , where the accused enters a plea of guilty or non guilty . The step in the process is a hearing . The first part of that hearing is called an hearing which means that the juvenile is in a . The final part of the hearing is called hearing where the , punishment , is decided . Finally the punishment is carried out when the accused is and given his punishment for the crime .

 
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