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    • Chapter 6: Juvenile Offenders CRCJ 3338 Fall 2016 An Overview of Juvenile Offenders Juvenile offenders is a broad category that encompasses youth engaged in a wide range of activities, from status offenses, such as liquor law and curfew violations, to pr
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    • Chapter 2: The History and Philosophy behind the Juvenile Justice System CRCJ 3338 Fall 2016 Social Control in Early Societies As early societies developed, they established rules to maintain social order and protect their members safety. Everyone was t
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    • Chapter 1: Juvenile Justice: Definitions, Measurements and Process CRCJ 3338 Fall 2016 Introduction A separate juvenile justice system for juveniles began in the U.S. more than 100 years ago with the establishment of the first juvenile court in 1899. Th
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    • Chapter 4: Youth in Society: Developmental Risks and Protective Factors CRCJ 3338 Fall 2016 Introduction The National Center for Juvenile Justice stresses No aspect of national interest is more significant than what happens to young people when they are
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    • Chapter 3: Theories of Delinquency and Juvenile Offending CRCJ 3338 Fall 2016 Justice and the Law Every society has norms, that is, rules or laws governing the actions and interactions of its people. These are usually of 2 types: folkways and mores. Fo
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    • Chapter 5: Juvenile Victims CRCJ 3338 Fall 2016 Introduction Some children are casualties of traditional forms of crime and violence, some are missing from home because they run away or are thrown away, some are abducted, others are sexually exploited an
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