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tnt_battle

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Which of the following is not a 20th century development in juvenile corrections?
 
  a. Reform schools began to adopt a militaristic style.
  b. Emphasis was placed on reception/classification centers.
  c. Conservation camps were utilized as a means of rehabilitation.
  d. Cottage systems were created for juvenile offenders.

Question 2

Juveniles courts today blend what two types of law?
 
  a. criminal and family law c. criminal and civil law
  b. civil and family law d. child and family law



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

C



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