Explain how the pathway into the juvenile justice system for girls is different from that of boys.
What will be an ideal response?
Bloom, Owen, and Covington (2003) suggested that substance abuse, victimization, trauma histories, and mental health conditions lead to female pathways to offending. Owen, Wells, and Pollock (2017) echo this argument in describing the pathways that women travel to crime as related to their multiple marginalization and a social and human capital deficit or their lack of connection to conventional institutions, such as family, school, and work.
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a. KGB b. OKHRANA c. Cheka d. NKVD
The U.S. Supreme Court interpreted the phrase "under color of state law" in its decision of _______
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
If, upon conviction, a criminal defendant is ordered to pay a monetary fine, what is the disposition of that fine?
A) The fine is split 50/50 between the government and the victim of the crime. B) The government receives the entire amount of the fine. C) The trial judge decides who will receive the fine money. D) The victim of the crime receives all of the fine in property crimes but none of the fine in crimes against the person.
Which of the following is not a way one person might stalk another person?
a. spying on the victim b. following the victim c. e-mailing the victim d. reading a Facebook page