"Non-offender" means a child who:
A. Is subject to jurisdiction of a court under abuse, dependency, or neglect statutes under Title 5 for reasons OTHER than legally prohibited conduct of the child.
B. Has been taken into custody and is being held solely for deportation out of the United States.
C. "A" and "B"
D. None of the above
Answer: C. "A" and "B"
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the police in standard field sobriety testing for alcohol impairment is: a. The IACP null effect test. b. The Evans test battery for detecting drug impairment. c. The Romberg balance test. d. The Romberg pupil dilation test.
In her study of staff members supervising a cottage of boys in a juvenile training facility, what did Inderbitzin (2006) find regarding the different role correctional officers take when supervising children?
a. Their role does not change from the type of role they take on in adult facilities. b. They serve as their adolescent inmates’ guardians, keepers, counselors. and role models. c. The staff members who are most effective are those who take on a hack role. d. They dislike working with juveniles.
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a. jailing. b. gleaning. c. hustling. d. doing time.