The reformers of the early nineteenth century saw working-class and
poor families as the source of social problems and therefore,
A. built more local almhouses specifically for children
B. constructed institutions which isolated children from their
parents
C. encouraged more business families to offer apprenticeships for
these children
D. persuaded the clergy to take their message into the homes
B
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The approach to corrections known as New Penology states that:
a. juveniles, women, and first-time offenders should be housed with older, hardened male criminals. b. indeterminate sentences are ineffective deterrents to crime. c. convicts should be treated humanely and should be given meaningful and productive work to occupy their time. d. None of the above
MAU includes
a) Constraints b) The round robin c) Generating ideas d) Decision points
The elements of the dynamic advocacy model have no overlap.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Children were treated the same as adults under the law until the Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control Act of 1968 was enacted.