juvenile court

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Contact with the juvenilecourt is another way to measure involvement in a delinquent career.
Subject consent forms included agreement to our accessing juvenilecourt records.
A juvenilecourt was formed, which would sit at a different time and place from adult courts.
These characteristics pose special challenges to agencies, such as the juvenilecourt, mental health clinics, schools, and child welfare agencies, dealing with these problematic children.
Juvenilecourt record searches were conducted to ascertain the date and nature of all police contacts with the target boys.
Victims were also more likely than controls to have a referral to juvenilecourt.
Some politicians have suggested stiffer legal sanctions for child delinquents within the juvenilecourt.
The male referral rate of child delinquents to the juvenilecourt in 1997 was over 3 times the female rate.
However, diversion is left to the particular state's discretion, as these cases are not processed in juvenilecourt and there is no other authority directly responsible for handling them.
Juvenilecourt records documented problem behavior within the community.
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