Juvenile Law Jeopardy

1. Final Jeopardy Juvenile vs. Criminal Law MN Juvenile Justice Purpose of Punishment Juvenile or Adult? Mixed Bag Juvenile Law Jeopardy 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

2. Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 100 A “Defendant” in the criminal system would be called what in the juvenile system?

3. ANSWER What is a Respondent?

4. Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 200 A juvenile does not commit a crime. What is a “crime” called in the juvenile system?

5. ANSWER What is an offense?

6. Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 300 A defendant can be found guilty. A juvenile is found ______?

7. ANSWER What is delinquent?

8. Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 400 A juvenile that is found delinquent is not called a criminal. What is the juvenile called?

9. ANSWER What is a juvenile offender?

10. Juvenile Law vs. Criminal Law 500 A defendant in criminal court has what right that is not given to juveniles?

11. ANSWER What is trial by jury?

12. MN Juvenile Justice System 100 A juvenile is brought into the Minnesota juvenile justice system when he or she is ________ by police.

13. ANSWER What is apprehended?

14. MN Juvenile Justice System 200 A child under age 10 in the juvenile system is called what?

15. ANSWER What is a child in need of protection?

16. MN Juvenile Justice System 300 A juvenile who is over 14 years of age and is accused of committing a felony can be charged as__________ ?

17. ANSWER What is an “adult”?

18. MN Juvenile Justice System 400 If a juvenile denies the charge he or she receives a ______?

19. ANSWER What is a trial?

20. MN Juvenile Justice System 500 If the juvenile is found delinquent at the trial, the next step is a _______ hearing.

21. ANSWER What is a disposition?

22. Purpose of Criminal Law 100 Some people describe this as “ an eye for an eye” or as revenge.

23. ANSWER What is punishment?

24. Purpose of Criminal Law 200 The goal of prevention is to ____________?

25. ANSWER What is discourage offenders from committing crimes in the future?

26. Purpose of Criminal Law 300 Locking a person up in jail is an example of __________?

27. ANSWER What is incapacitation?

28. Purpose of Criminal Law 400 The focus of _________ is to change behavior so that the person can lead a productive life. Examples include vocational programs and counseling.

29. ANSWER What is rehabilitation?

30. Purpose of Criminal Law 500 • The goal of Juvenile Law is____ ? • Punishment • Prevention • Incapacitation • Rehabilitation

31. ANSWER What is Rehabilitation?

32. Juvenile or Adult? 100 A juvenile must be over _______ years of age and charged with a ________to be considered an adult in MN.

33. ANSWER What is 14 and felony?

34. Juvenile or Adult? 200 A juvenile can also be charged as an adult if they are ______ years old and charged with ___________.

35. ANSWER What is 16 and first degree murder?

36. Juvenile or Adult? 300 If the juvenile is convicted as an adult he or she will receive an __________ punishment.

37. ANSWER What is adult?

38. Juvenile or Adult? 400 A felony is a crime punishable by _________ or imprisonment in excess of ____ year(s).

39. ANSWER What death and one year?

40. Juvenile or Adult? 500 If the juvenile is between 14 and 17 years of age and charged with a felony they may receive ____________ rather than be certified as an adult.

41. ANSWER What is Extended Jurisdiction Juvenile?

42. Mixed Bag 100 Originally juveniles were treated the same as _________.

43. ANSWER Who are adults?

44. Mixed Bag 200 True or False, courts treat juveniles differently than adults?

45. ANSWER True.

46. Mixed Bag 300 This case was an important Supreme Court case about juvenile law.

47. ANSWER What is In Re Gault?

48. Mixed Bag 400 The Supreme Court said that courts must respect the ________ __________ rights of juveniles.

49. ANSWER What is Due Process?

50. Mixed Bag 500 Youths have many rights under the law. Name one.