Author Question: Courts having original jurisdiction are courts of the first instance, or: a. appellate courts. ... (Read 78 times)

washai · **on:** Aug 17, 2018

Courts having original jurisdiction are courts of the first instance, or:

a. appellate courts.
b. jurisdiction courts.
c. state supreme courts.
d. trial courts.

Question 2

Describe the four primary stages of pretrial juvenile justice procedure. When a juvenile is referred to the juvenile court, the intake process begins. During intake, an official of the juvenile courtusually a probation officer, but

What will be an ideal response?

laurnthompson · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 17, 2018

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

o sometimes a judgemust decide, in effect, what to do with the offender: dismiss the case, divert the offender to a social-service program, transfer the case to adult court, or file a petition for a formal hearing before the juvenile court.
The intake officer may recommend that the juvenile be diverted from the juvenile
o justice system. Diversion options include probation, treatment and aid, and restitution.
The intake officer may recommend transfer of the offender to adult court. There
o are three types of waiver: judicial waiver, legislative waiver, and prosecutorial waiver.
The intake officer may also place the offender in detention, or temporary custody in a secure facility, until the disposition process begins. In justifying its decision to
o detain, the court will usually address one of three issues: (a) whether the child poses a danger to the community, (b) whether the child will return for the adjudication process, or (c) whether detention will provide protection for the child.