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truancy

status offense

juvenile deliquency

Juvenile

Youth between the ages of 10 and 18.

Youth between the ages of 15 and 18

Youth between the ages of 12 and 18

Jurisdiction

The power of a court to hear a case.

The power of a parent

The power of an adult over a child

Culpability

guilt

helping others

going to get a cup

Age Of Criminal Responsibility

17 or 18

16 or 17

15 - 18

Aftercare Plan

a plan for services and supports after you leave a program

a plan for you after you graduate

a plan to get out of jail

Aftercare

including health, mental health, educational

including jail and rehab

Cutting class

Witness

A person who has seen or knows something about the delinquen

A person who commits the crime

The crime that is committed

Arraignment Hearing

The Juvenile is advised of the charges against him/her

The Juvenile is let go

The Juvenile goes to jail

Juvenile Rehabilitation Authority

Prison

Sentencing

Trial

Jail

Detention

Case

Trial

Disposition

Sentencing

Case

Trial

Adjudication Hearing

Trial

Court

Offense

Delinquent Act / Offense

Crime

Case

Hearing

Respondent

Defendant

Crime

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