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Chapter 1 Self Check Quiz
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The Code of Hammurabi, created in 18
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Roman Laws in 450 B.C. gave a child's father the right of life and death over his natural son.
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At the time of England's poor laws, families had the dual responsibility to care for dependent children and deliver punishment to control wayward youth.
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Poor laws gave economic relief to anyone who was in need of help, without government direction.
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The Bridewell was an institution in London to house and control wayward youth.
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The term "enslaved" refers to individuals who were not given the opportunity to win their freedom and were in servitude for the rest of their lives.
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A "tithing man" during the 17
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By the early 19
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The 1818 report by the New York Society for the Prevention of Pauperism suggested the creation of an alternative forms of detention for children that would focus on education and work instead of just punishment.
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The first House of Refuge was created in Chicago, Illinois in the early 1900's.
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In the "placing out system" of the mid 1800's, children and teens traveled to different states to be placed in foster families to learn skills and build moral character through work and guidance.
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Which of the following is
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about the term "parens patriae?"
Latin term
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Stands for "parent of the country"
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Rooted in English Common Law
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Challenged in the Ex Parte Crouse decision
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Never used in the United States.
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Which of the following is
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about John Augustus?
Member of the Washington Total Abstinence Society
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Advocated for children charged with petty crimes
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Trained as a lawyer
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Prevented children and adults from being sent to prison
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Known as the "father of probation"
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Which of the following is NOT included in the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child?
Respect for the child's lawful rights of privacy
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No child shall be the subject of torture
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No child shall be the subject of degrading treatment
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No Child shall be the subject of punishment
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Focus on imprisonment as a means of rehabilitation
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Which of the following is the correct definition of "Diversion?"
Reduction of imprisonment of juveniles
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A shift from the focus on the criminal offense to a more rehabilitative environment.
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Diverting juveniles from institutions to a more rehabilitative environment.
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Supervision and services provided outside of locked facilities
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Procedural rights guaranteed by the Constitution
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