Administrative Justice 008-ADJ008- Juvenile Procedures in California-Assignment 10

If a minor moves to, or visits in, a new county on a temporary basis, the probation officer may request for____________ from the new county.

	A.	A visa
	B.	Courtesy Supervision
	C.	Interstate Compact
	D.	Board of Supervisor's approval

Probation conditions fall into two categories. They are referred to as:

	A.	Major and minor
	B.	Aggravating and mitigating
	C.	Standard and special
	D.	General and specific
	E.	Both c and d

Probation officers are assigned supervision cases based on several models. Which model is most commonly used in assigning cases?

	A.	Geographic model
	B.	Random model
	C.	Special supervision/single factor model
	D.	Intensive supervision model

A county probation officer derives his/her authority from which of the following code(s):

	A.	PC 832
	B.	WIC 283
	C.	PC 830.5
	D.	b and c

A minor may be found in violation of probation for either committing a new offense or a technical violation (failing to comply with a condition of probation). In either event, the minor’s probation is always revoked and committed to a county facility.

 True 
 False 

A minor who is on probation may have his/her probation terminated after one year if his/her behavior is good and complies with all terms and conditions imposed by the court.

 True 
 False 

After the presentation of all the evidence, the judge makes a decision as to whether the allegations in the petition were proven. This is called:

	A.	a sentence
	B.	a finding of fact
	C.	a trial
	D.	a disposition

Although a probation officer has peace officer status, their authority is limited to when they are on duty and in the performance of their job.

 True 
 False

Conditions of Probation are orders mandated by the judge when he/she grants probation to the minor. The conditions must be reasonable and the minor must have the capacity to comply.

 True 
 False

It is estimated that ________ of the juveniles taken into temporary custody by law enforcement officers are handled informally and never reach court.

	A.	10-20%
	B.	20-30%
	C.	30-40%
	D.	40-50%