An example of a conservative approach to juvenile justice would be:
a. the use of imprisonment to control crime
b. rehabilitation to prevent crime
c. consistent community service as a consequence of crime
d. counseling services as a form of rehabilitation
A
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a. scanning. c. response. b. analysis. d. assessment.
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a. correctional b. investigative c. clerical d. social work
Trent Jones, a 42-year-old black war veteran with no prior criminal arrests, is arrested in Texas for the premeditated murder of his neighbor, Jeffery Bella, following months of disagreement between the two men. On the night in question, Mr. Jones hid behind bushes in Mr. Bella's driveway, waited for Mr. Bella to exit, and shot him five times in the chest in front of his wife and two children
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