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    True Notebooks

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    delinquents went through growing up or what they had to experience in order to get by in life. People need to realize that there is always a story behind a child’s action or behavior. The boys like the ones from True Notebooks end up in the juvenile detention center because they lack a positive role model in their lives. Every child wants to be someone in life but in order for them to be successful they need the support from their family. How could teenagers achieve that when their parents aren’t there

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    Bennie Rosato

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    is a trial lawyer‚ owning her own law firm with her partners. Flashback to 2002‚ Bennie takes on a juvenile case even though she doesn’t practice juvenile law. Her case involves Jason Leftkavick an eleven year old boy thrown into the Juvenile detention center for getting into a fight with another child‚ Richie Grusini‚ at school. Bennie later gets fired from the case because she had relations with Richie’s uncle‚ Declan‚ which aggravated Jason’s dad. Declan breaks up with Bennie to deal with all

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    handcuffs‚ went before a juvenile judge and spent six months in a detention center followed by probation. In 2008 the truth as to why teens were sentenced to extreme punishments for the acts committed was revealed. I was living in Philly when I started seeing the news broadcasting about‚ Wilkes-Barre a small town in Pennsylvania where two Juvenile judges were being accused of receiving kickbacks to ensure the private juvenile detention center didn’t have empty beds. Judge Ciavarella‚ 58‚ along with Judge

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    GO TO CLASS –AND BE SUCCESSFUL(final) “Sowing a behavior will reap habit‚ sowing a habit will reap character‚ sowing a character will reap fate”(Chinese saying). The students have to be well motivated to study hard and attend all classes to have a good job – a good life in the future. The students must be penalized for missing classes for the following reasons. First‚ Nguyen states that (personal communication‚ 6th Jan‚ 2013) if students come to class regularly and study hard they can get good

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    not the decision was made‚ and why this article addresses mostly juvenile’s justice system. According to Barry Feld’s article he stated that “juveniles should be tried in adult courts and juveniles should receive special sentencing that takes their youth into account”; which this would not just be a case by case instance; rather‚ it would be categorical that someone aged 14‚ 16‚ or 18 would depend on their sentences‚ which would be based on their age and their culpability. Also this article depends

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    enter into a contract of sorts with the court. The offender agrees to obey rules and not break the law in exchange for not being placed into confinement. Should the juvenile offender break the rules they understand they may be place into a confinement center to complete their treatment. Probation allows the juvenile to avoid the negative effects of confinement and promotes rehabilitation while maintaining normal community contact (The Core 2005). While on probation an offender may be required to obtain

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    students who are charged with truancy are statistically significantly more likely to commit other juvenile crimes than students who are not charged with truancy.” (Inman‚ R. 2005). With the rise in juvenile crimes comes the rise in juvenile detention centers and residential programs especially in states like Pennsylvania. One such facility is my place of employment Abraxas Academy. There are a number of juvenile offenders with felony convictions. Abraxas is a secure residential facility that houses

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    offenders is younger than 18‚ a few states have younger cutoffs (Juvenile Law). The treatment and successful reintegration of youth into society are the primary goals of the juvenile justice system‚ along with overall public safety (Juvenile Justice System). There are eight steps the juvenile justice process generally goes through which is arrest‚intake‚diversion‚detention‚transfer/waiver‚adjudication‚disposition‚ and aftercare. Decisions that consider the interests of both the juvenile and the state

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    took them into custody. While in custody they explained the entire plot‚ which had been premeditated for several months before acting upon it. The victim survived and returned to school‚ however‚ Morgan and Anissa were to remain in juvenile detention center until the courts decide what to do with

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    makes a criminal commit countless crimes? Or maybe you haven’t put to much thought into it? Though everyone is responsible for their own actions‚ what if the criminal isn’t even considered an adult? What about the minors sitting in Juvenile Detention Centers? What about the minors sitting in adult prisons? What about them? Children still in the care of their parents or other guardians. It brings up the question of if parents/guardians should be held accountable for the child’s behavior. Let’s look

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