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9781577664123

Juvenile Justice

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    9781577664123

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    1577664124

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-05-25
  • Publisher: Waveland Pr Inc
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Summary

"The evolution and development of the American juvenile justice system are distilled into an engaging survey in this extensively revised edition. In clear, authoritative language, the text explores the social, legal, historical, and political ramifications of administering justice to American youth. The authors draw upon their extensive backgrounds in the field to provide a cogent framework for organizing their discussion - one that skillfully blends theory, research, and practical applications. Throughout the text, boxed features address international perspectives on contemporary juvenile justice issues, as well as discussions of the theoretical explanations of crime and delinquency." "The authors incorporate numerous data sources to provide a balanced presentation of juvenile justice statistics, their multiple interpretations, and the trends they indicate. Moreover, they include well-researched material that often is overlooked in other texts, including up-to-date discussions of parole/aftercare and nondelinquent children. A comprehensive chapter on juvenile gangs illustrates how theory informs research, and research in turn informs policy and practice. The latest prevention and intervention strategies and programs are covered in a chapter that explores these goals from both philosophical and practical perspectives."--BOOK JACKET.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice
1(30)
Defining Delinquency: The Basics
4(5)
What Is Delinquency?
4(1)
Who Is a Juvenile?
5(2)
Who Is a Delinquent?
7(2)
Measuring Delinquency: Issues and Insights
9(5)
Crime, Delinquency, and the Media
9(4)
Social Science Research
13(1)
Reporting Systems for Delinquency: Measures and Trends
14(7)
Youthful Victims of Crime: National Crime Victimization Surveys
15(1)
Kids, Cops, and Crime: Uniform Crime Reports
16(1)
Children in Court: National Juvenile Court Statistics
17(4)
Responding to Delinquency and Delinquents
21(3)
Law Enforcement
22(1)
Courts
22(1)
Corrections
23(1)
Providing for Juvenile Justice: A National Perspective
24(2)
Governmental Committees and Commissions
24(1)
Permanent Governmental and Quasi-Governmental Agencies
24(1)
Professional Organizations
25(1)
Private Foundations and Interest Groups
26(1)
Summary
26(5)
Critical Review Questions
27(1)
Recommended Readings
28(1)
Key Terms
28(1)
Notes
28(3)
Historical and Theoretical Perspectives on Juvenile Justice
31(30)
Historical Status of Children: The Evolution of Childhood
35(3)
Children in Ancient Rome and in the Middle Ages
35(3)
The Emergence of Childhood in the Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation
38(1)
Between Childhood and Adulthood: Creating Adolescence
38(4)
Defining the ``Good Child'' in Early American History: 1620--1870
39(2)
Adolescents and Delinquents: 1870--1900
41(1)
The Juvenile Court: A New Justice System for a New Century
42(2)
The Industrial Revolution
43(1)
Immigration and Urbanization
43(1)
The Progressive Era
44(1)
Explaining Delinquency, Part I: Historical Views
44(3)
Spiritual and Natural Explanations: Precursors of Modern Crime Theories
45(1)
Crime and Deterrence
46(1)
Crime and Biology
46(1)
Explaining Delinquency, Part II: Psychological and Sociological Theories
47(7)
Delinquency and Psychology
48(1)
Delinquency, Sociology, and the Control of Delinquency
49(2)
Delinquency, Sociology, and Delinquency as Learned Behavior
51(1)
Delinquency, Sociology, and the Role of Power
52(2)
Explaining Delinquency, Part III: Theoretical Eclecticism and Pragmatism
54(2)
Summary
56(5)
Critical Review Questions
57(1)
Recommended Readings
58(1)
Key Terms
59(1)
Notes
59(2)
Juvenile Offenders and Police Processes
61(36)
A Brief History of Police Work with Juveniles
63(3)
Police Roles and Juvenile Offenders
66(6)
Police Functions
66(1)
Police Styles and Their Implications for Police--Juvenile Contacts
67(1)
The Police as Juvenile Justice System Gatekeepers
68(1)
Police Discretion
69(1)
Police Discretion, Age, Gender, and Race: A Cautionary Note
70(2)
Police and Juvenile Contacts
72(2)
Troublesome Youths and the Police
72(1)
Juvenile Crime Victims
73(1)
Police Responses to Delinquency
74(3)
Citizen-Initiated Encounters
75(1)
Family-Initiated Encounters
75(1)
School-Initiated Encounters
76(1)
Police-Initiated Encounters
76(1)
Arrest and Restraint: Issues and Practices
77(4)
Police Use of Force
78(1)
Police Identification Procedures
78(1)
Police Record Keeping
79(2)
Investigation of Juvenile Offenses
81(4)
Evidentiary Procedures and the Rights of Juvenile Suspects: The Basics
81(2)
The Interrogation Environment
83(1)
Personal Characteristics of the Suspect
84(1)
Searches Involving Juvenile Suspects
84(1)
Police-School Interactions
85(2)
School Police Departments
86(1)
Police Officers in the Schools
87(1)
Best Practices
87(6)
Police-Juvenile Programs
87(1)
Emerging Police Roles
88(5)
Summary
93(4)
Critical Review Questions
94(1)
Recommended Readings
95(1)
Key Terms
95(1)
Notes
96(1)
Preadjudication Detention and Diversion Programs
97(32)
Why Preadjudication Detention?
99(2)
Places of Detention
101(7)
Juvenile Detention Centers
102(1)
Adult Jails
102(2)
Police Lockups
104(2)
Detention Decisions: Delinquents versus Status Offenders
106(1)
Alternatives to Secure Detention
107(1)
Detention Decision Making
108(2)
Detention Screening
108(1)
Predetention Hearings
109(1)
Assessing Preadjudication Detention
110(5)
The Role of Legal Factors
110(1)
The Role of Extralegal Factors
111(3)
Reflections on the Use of Pretrial Detention
114(1)
Why Preadjudicatory Diversion?
115(5)
Diversionary Philosophy
115(1)
Diversionary Purposes
116(1)
Formal Diversionary Programs: A Created Need?
117(3)
Diversionary Programs
120(2)
Operational Perspectives
120(2)
Assessing Preadjudication Diversion
122(2)
Summary
124(5)
Critical Review Questions
125(1)
Recommended Readings
126(1)
Key Terms
126(1)
Notes
127(2)
Juvenile Court Processes
129(36)
Age and the Law
132(2)
A New Court Is Established
134(1)
Jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court
134(7)
Geographical Jurisdiction
134(1)
Age Jurisdiction
135(3)
Subject-Matter Jurisdiction
138(3)
The Actors in the Juvenile Courts
141(9)
Judges
141(2)
Prosecutors
143(1)
Defense Attorneys
144(4)
Intake Worker and Probation Officers
148(1)
Detention Center Staff
149(1)
Types of Hearings
150(4)
Detention Hearings
150(1)
Transfer Hearings
150(1)
Adjudicatory Hearings
151(1)
Dispositional Hearings
151(3)
Organization and Structure of Juvenile Courts
154(2)
Issues Facing the Juvenile Court
156(4)
Redefinition of Juvenile Court Jurisdiction
156(1)
Elimination of the Juvenile Court
157(1)
Stature of the Juvenile Court
157(1)
Qualifications of Judges
157(1)
Attorneys in the Juvenile Court
158(1)
Transferring Juveniles to Adult Court
158(2)
Summary
160(5)
Critical Review Questions
161(1)
Recommended Readings
162(1)
Key Terms
163(2)
Juvenile Probation
165(32)
Defining Probation: The Basics
168(1)
A Brief History of Probation
169(1)
Juvenile Probation Services
169(5)
Intake and Case Screening
171(1)
Social History and Other Investigations
172(1)
Client Supervision
172(1)
Service Delivery
173(1)
Delivering Probation Services
174(4)
Formal versus Informal Probation
174(2)
Trends in Probation
176(2)
Probation Conditions
178(4)
The Probation Plan
178(1)
Assessing the Conditions of Probation: How Good Must They Be?
179(3)
Probation Revocation
182(1)
Probation Revocation: The Legal Issues
182(1)
The Scope of Probation
183(4)
The Organization of Juvenile Probation Agencies
187(1)
The Future of Juvenile Probation
188(4)
Specialization and Job Differentiation
189(1)
Increasing Use of Technology
189(1)
Coordination of Service Delivery
190(1)
Consolidation of Youth-Serving Functions
191(1)
The Role of Parents in Juvenile Probation
191(1)
Reinventing Juvenile Probation
192(1)
Summary
192(5)
Critical Review Questions
193(1)
Recommended Readings
194(1)
Key Terms
194(1)
Notes
195(2)
Juvenile Institutional Corrections
197(34)
Historical Developments in Juvenile Corrections
199(4)
The Pre-Industrial Era and Family-Centered Punishments (1600s to 1820s)
199(1)
The Jacksonian Era and the Houses of Refuge (1820s to 1850s)
200(1)
The Victorian-Era Child Savers and Reform Schools (1850s to 1890s)
200(2)
The Progressive-Era Child Savers and Training Schools (1880s to 1920s)
202(1)
The ``Modern Era'' of Juvenile Institutions (1920 to 1970s and Beyond)
203(1)
The Purposes of Secure Correctional Placements
203(3)
Retribution
203(1)
Incapacitation
204(2)
Deterrence
206(1)
Rehabilitation
206(1)
Restitution
206(1)
Organizational Goals: Custody versus Treatment
206(2)
Trends in Juvenile Corrections: Policies and Practices
208(1)
Incarcerated Juveniles: Trends and Inmate Characteristics
209(8)
Trends for Delinquent Offenders
210(2)
Trends for Status Offenders
212(1)
Gender: Trends and Inmate Characteristics
213(2)
Race and Ethnicity: Trends and Inmate Characteristics
215(2)
Inside Juvenile Institutional Corrections
217(7)
Who Is at Risk? Classifying and Assessing Inmates
218(2)
Conditions of Confinement in Juvenile Corrections
220(4)
Unresolved Issues and Legal Dilemmas
224(3)
The Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act
224(2)
Disabled Juveniles in Custody
226(1)
Summary
227(4)
Critical Review Questions
228(1)
Recommended Reading
229(1)
Key Terms
229(1)
Notes
229(2)
Juvenile Parole and Aftercare
231(34)
The Development of Parole
235(1)
Purposes of Parole
236(2)
The Use of Parole as a Prerelease Mechanism
238(1)
The Administration of Juvenile Parole
238(5)
Commitment Length and Parole Duration
239(1)
Granting Juvenile Parole
240(1)
Service Providers
241(2)
Parole Officers and Supervision
243(2)
Juvenile Parole Systems and Resource Allocation
244(1)
Parole Conditions and Revocations
245(4)
Parole Conditions
245(2)
Parole Revocations
247(2)
Intensive Aftercare Supervision
249(6)
Discretion and Parole Decision Making
249(1)
Parole and Public Safety
249(1)
OJJDP's Intensive Aftercare Program
250(5)
Special-Needs Populations
255(4)
Sex Offenders
255(1)
Chemically Dependent Offenders
256(1)
Mentally Ill and Mentally Retarded Offenders
256(1)
Gang-Involved Youths
257(2)
Managing Special-Needs Offenders
259(1)
Summary
259(6)
Critical Review Questions
261(1)
Recommended Readings
262(1)
Key Terms
263(1)
Notes
263(2)
Nondelinquent Children in the Juvenile Justice System
265(32)
Dependent Children
269(4)
The Police Response
270(1)
The Juvenile Court Response
271(1)
Changes in Dependency Status
271(2)
Neglected and Abused Children
273(12)
Definitions of Neglect
273(3)
Definitions of Abuse
276(4)
The Scope of the Child Maltreatment Problem
280(5)
The Responsibilities of Investigating Agencies
285(3)
Families, Friends, and Neighbors
285(1)
School Officials
286(1)
Law Enforcement Agencies
286(1)
Health Care Agencies
287(1)
Child Protective Services
287(1)
Agency Cooperation
288(1)
Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Issues
288(5)
Jurisdiction over Nondelinquent Children
288(4)
Jurisdiction over Parents and Guardians
292(1)
Summary
293(4)
Critical Review Questions
294(1)
Recommended Readings
295(1)
Key Terms
295(1)
Notes
296(1)
Gangs: A Special Juvenile Justice Problem
297(34)
The Golden Era of Gang Studies
300(2)
Gangs and Evolving Delinquency Theory
302(1)
Resurgence of Gangs in the 1980s
303(1)
Definitions of Gangs
304(5)
Age
305(1)
Number
305(1)
Activity
306(1)
Organization
306(1)
Outward Identifiers
306(2)
Turf or Territoriality
308(1)
Recruitment and Initiation
308(1)
Gang Organization
309(2)
Environmental Factors
311(2)
The Demographics of Gangs
313(3)
Gender
314(1)
Race or Ethnicity
314(2)
Gangs and Drugs
316(1)
Gang Migration
317(1)
Community Reactions
318(1)
Responding to Gangs
319(7)
Gang Prevention
320(2)
Gang Intervention
322(2)
Gang Suppression
324(1)
Risk-Based Responses
325(1)
Staying Out and Getting Out
326(1)
Summary
326(5)
Critical Review Questions
327(1)
Recommended Readings
328(1)
Key Terms
329(1)
Notes
329(2)
Delinquency Prevention
331(30)
The Central Ideas
334(2)
The Language of Prevention
335(1)
Delinquency: Its Prevention and Control
336(1)
A Brief History of Delinquency Prevention
337(3)
The Chicago Area Project
337(2)
The Cambridge-Somerville Youth Study
339(1)
The Federal Role in Delinquency Prevention
340(2)
OJJDP and Delinquency Prevention
341(1)
The Landscape of Juvenile Prevention Programs
342(13)
Community-Based Delinquency Prevention
344(2)
School-Based and Education-Related Delinquency Prevention
346(5)
Family-Based Delinquency Prevention
351(4)
Summary
355(6)
Critical Review Questions
357(1)
Recommended Readings
358(1)
Key Terms
358(1)
Notes
358(3)
The Future of the Juvenile Justice System
361(30)
The Search for a Guiding Philosophy
363(5)
Past Practices, Future Policies: The Challenges Ahead
363(3)
New Views of Old Ideas: Old Wine in New Casks?
366(1)
The Juvenile Justice System: A Look to the Future
366(2)
Juvenile Justice Personnel in the Future
368(3)
Judges
368(1)
Attorneys
368(1)
Correctional Custody Personnel
369(1)
Community Supervision Personnel
370(1)
Beyond the Best Interests of the Child: Forces Shaping Juvenile Justice Policy
371(7)
Technology and Juvenile Justice Policy
372(1)
Public Opinion and Juvenile Justice Policy
373(1)
Guns and Youth Crime
374(3)
Drugs and Juvenile Crime
377(1)
Evidence-Based and Theory-Based Juvenile Justice
378(4)
Career Criminals and Juvenile Justice Policy
378(3)
Dealing with the Hyper-Delinquent
381(1)
Juvenile Justice: Are Rumors of Its Demise Premature?
382(4)
Keep the Juvenile Justice System
383(1)
One Justice System, One System of Justice
383(3)
Summary
386(5)
Critical Review Questions
387(1)
Recommended Readings
388(1)
Key Terms
389(1)
Notes
389(2)
Glossary 391(18)
References 409(30)
Author Index 439(6)
Subject Index 445

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