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Question
Question 1
1.
Which of the following types of hearings for juveniles is equivalent to a
trial in the adult court?

Bench trial
Adjudicatory
hearing
Juvenile hearing
Minor hearing
4 points

1.

Question 2
What makes the placement of youths in an adult correctional system
controversial?

The correctional activities are too tough for them.
The youths are not allowed to study.
The adult correctional systems are crowded.
The parents of the youths do not give consent to the youths’ placement
in an adult correctional system.
4 points

Question 3
1.
Which of the following pretrial procedures of the juvenile court must be
held within 48-72hours of detention of the offender except weekends and
holidays?

Intake process
Preventive
detention
Detention
hearing
Transfer process
4 points

1.

Question 4
According to the Supreme Court, which of the following factors
determines whether a juvenile is to be treated as an adult?

Seriousness of the
offense
Gender of the child
Child’s school record
Juvenile’s access to an

attorney
4 points

1.

Question 5
Which of the following categories of court is responsible for conducting
the juvenile transfer hearing?

Adult court
Juvenile court
Appeals court
State Supreme
Court
4 points

Question 6
1.
Which term describes offenses that cannot be heard in juvenile court?

Automatic
waiver
Nondiscretionary
Statutory
exclusion
Crimes of
majority
4 points

Question 7
1.
What does Barry Feld believe should happen to the juvenile court?

It should expand.
It should cover fewer
cases.
It should be
abolished.
It should remain as it
is.
4 points

1.

Question 8
In McKeiver vs. Pennsylvania, juveniles were denied the right to a
__________.
preliminary
hearing

jury trial
disposition
hearing
bail
4 points

1.

Question 9
Which of the following systems has separate hearings for trial and
sentencing?

Bifurcated
system
Binary system
Bi-adjudicated
system
Bicameral
system
4 points

Question 10
1.
According to Barry Feld’s argument, how should an adult system
handle juveniles?

With more creative sentences
With sentences based on the child’s
intelligence
With sentences shortened on the
basis of age
With sentences identical to those of
adults
4 points

Question 11
1.

List and discuss the major court cases that changed the legal norms that are
currently used within the Juvenile Justice System.

Your response should be at least 200 words in length. You are required to use at least your textbook as
source material for your response. All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced;
paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations.

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30 points

Question 12
1.

There has been tremendous debate among policy makers concerning what to do with
young people who commit serious and violent crimes. Much of the discussion considers the
ability of the juvenile court to handle the most serious offenders or whether these offenders
should be transferred to the adult court system. Discuss the various perspectives on
adjudication and sentencing of young people who are involved in serious offenses.

Your response should be at least 200 words in length. You are required to use at least your textbook as
source material for your response. All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced;
paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations.

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30 points

Question 1
1.
What three things should you notate or jot down before preparing to revise? Your response to
this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 2
1.
What are five questions that you might ask yourself when considering the revision of paragraphs?
Your response to this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 3
1.
What are five questions that you might consider as you look over the materials in your portfolio?
Your response to this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 4
1.
What are the two natural feelings that you should set aside in order to recognize that revision
offers an opportunity to upgrade your strong features and strengthen your weak ones? Your response to
this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 5

1.
The textbook suggests that you should read your essay at least three times, once for each of which
three reasons? Your response to this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 6
1.
What are five questions that you might ask yourself when considering the revision of sentences?
Your response to this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 7
1.
In one to two sentences, define revision. Your response to this short answer question should be
brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 8
1.
What are the three elements that you need to control within your own mind as a writer in order to
revise successfully? Your response to this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 9
1.
According to this units reading, what are the purposes of both the introduction and conclusion?
Your response to this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 10
1.
When revising with a computer, what are five tips that a writer should keep in mind? Your
response to this short answer question should be brief, concise, and specific.

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4 points

Question 11
1.
In a 100­200­word short essay, address the following questions: When considering the whole
essay in revision, how do you understand FACT? What is your definition of each of the letters of this
revision strategy? What are some questions that you would ask of the text when considering each letter?
How does this approach help to ensure that the essay has a holistic revision approach?
Your essay will also be graded on its development and completeness. Be sure that you revise and
proofread your response. If you use outside sources, including your textbooks, you need to use quotation
marks for lifted language, as well as in­text and reference list citations. If your essay is less than 100
words, you will not receive full credit.

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20 points

Question 12
1.
Using what you have learned in this units reading about writing in the disciplines, write a 100­
200­word short essay that addresses some or all of the following: What is your major? What discipline
does that major most easily fall into? Given what you know about your major so far, what types of
methodologies are used? What kinds of evidence are considered permissible? What type of
documentation formatis most often used in that discipline? What kinds of questions does the discipline
ask itself? What are some of the writing assignments in the discipline?
Your essay will also be graded on its development and completeness. Be sure that you revise and
proofread your response. If you use outside sources, including your textbooks, you need to use quotation
marks for lifted language, as well as in­text and reference list citations. If your essay is less than 100
words, you will not receive full credit.

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20 points

Question 13
1.
In a 100­200­word short essay, describe the approach to the essay examination as presented in
your reading. You will want to summarize, paraphrase, and condense the information. You might
consider organizing your response by glossing over the entire process or by honing in on a particular
aspect of the reading.
Your essay will also be graded on its development and completeness. Be sure that you revise and
proofread your response. If you use outside sources, including your textbooks, you need to use quotation
marks for lifted language, as well as in­text and reference list citations. If your essay is less than 100
words, you will not receive full credit.
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