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stephzh

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List and explain the reasons as to why the juvenile justice system treats female adolescent offenders unfairly, especially those who end up in juvenile institutions.
 
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Question 2

What does an integrated treatment model provide?
 
  A) components that make them different from other correctional interventions
  B) The ability to make offenders okay with not accomplishing something
  C) the central guiding vision that unites screening, assessment, case planning, treatment, transition, and aftercare
  D) programs that discourage decision making that makes participants responsible for their choices



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Answer to Question 1

Why the juvenile justice system treats adolescent females unfairly:
 They receive discriminatory treatment because of society's disapproval of sexual activity.
 They have a greater probability of being detained and held for longer periods than males, even though the overwhelming majority of females are charged with status offenses.
 Many appear in court for criminal type offenses that had previously been classified as status offenses.
 Early studies in particular found that police officers, intake personnel, and judges supported a sexual double standard.

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stephzh

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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