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Compare the Standards with the Uniform Juvenile Court Act. Are there differences between the two?

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The case of _____ discussed the issue of concurrent charging of juveniles.

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The Standards propose what level of proof that a juvenile is not amenable to treatment by a family court because of the seriousness of the alleged conduct, the juvenile's prior record, and the inefficacy of other dispositions?

What is the legal issue and how did the court decide it in People v. Thorpe?

One method to remove dangerous or violent juveniles offenders from juvenile court is to establish concurrent jurisdiction for certain crimes.

According to the Uniform Juvenile Court Act, the juvenile court should conduct a hearing with a jury prior to transferring a case to adult criminal court.

According to the Standards for the Administration of Juvenile Justice what is the minimum age a juvenile should be transferred to an adult criminal court?

The legal issue decided in People v. Thorpe involved the concept of:

The absence of the juvenile's parents at the transfer hearing makes the hearing invalid.

A juvenile certification hearing includes a trial on the merits of the case.

The President's Commission on Law Enforcement recommended that juveniles under the age of 16 years of age should remain under the jurisdiction of the family court

At a transfer hearing, the juvenile has no right to counsel.

The U.S. Supreme Court in Kent v. United States established which of the below criteria for the juvenile courts to consider in transfer hearings.

Under the Uniform Juvenile Justice Act, the minimum age for transfer to adult criminal court is ____ at the time the act was committed.

Some states, like California, New York, and Colorado, have enacted _____ sentencing and mandatory sentencing laws.

In determining whether to transfer a juvenile to adult criminal court, the judge should also consider the sophistication and maturity of the child.

The purpose of a transfer hearing is to establish the probable guilt or innocence of the juvenile.

One method of removing dangerous or violent juveniles from juvenile court is to establish _____ jurisdiction.

The court held in ____ that a juvenile certification hearing was not a trial on the merits.

Recent legislation has tended to broaden the jurisdiction of juvenile courts.