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The juvenile court system in the United States | p. 3 |
Historical perspectives | p. 3 |
An overview of the juvenile justice system | p. 23 |
The supreme court's constitutional domestication of the juvenile court | p. 31 |
Introduction | p. 31 |
The supreme court cases | p. 32 |
Abolition of the juvenile court system | p. 189 |
Right to counsel in the juvenile court : theory and practice | p. 199 |
The various stages of a delinquency proceeding at which the right to counsel could theoretically apply | p. 199 |
The reality of the right to counsel in juvenile court | p. 202 |
Models of representation | p. 215 |
Why effective assistance of counsel standards applicable to adult defendants are insufficient to protect delinquents in juvenile court | p. 218 |
Juvenile delinquency proceedings : state statutes and cases | p. 225 |
Infancy defense - introduction | p. 225 |
Age limitations | p. 235 |
Special problems relating to juvenile court age limits | p. 237 |
Taking a juvenile into custody | p. 243 |
The intake process | p. 258 |
Pre-trial detention hearings | p. 281 |
Adjudicatory hearings | p. 326 |
Dispositional hearings | p. 344 |
International and comparative law | p. 378 |
Constitutional restraints on practices in juvenile correctional facilities | p. 389 |
Cases from the 1970s | p. 389 |
Do the more things change the more they remain the same? | p. 405 |
Status offenders : of PINS, MINS, JINS, CHINS, and YINS, a.k.a. incorrigibles, ungovernables, waywards, truants, miscreants, and persons, minors, juveniles, children and youths in need of supervision | p. 425 |
Historical roots | p. 425 |
Modern statutes | p. 431 |
Challenges to incorrigibility jurisdiction | p. 435 |
Use and misuse of the status offender jurisdiction | p. 440 |
The status offender laws and parental rights | p. 447 |
Beyond the status offender jurisdiction | p. 451 |
Abolition of the status offender jurisdiction | p. 453 |
Waiver and blended, determinate, and extended jurisdiction sentencing | p. 461 |
The three types of waiver statutes : judicial, prosecutorial, and legislative | p. 461 |
The constitution and the waiver decision | p. 464 |
A typical waiver statute - Florida | p. 491 |
Evidentiary problems in judicial waiver cases | p. 497 |
What happens after waiver? | p. 507 |
Blended, determinate and extended jurisdiction sentencing | p. 518 |
Capital punishment of juveniles | p. 553 |
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