Monday 29 February 2016

Administrative Justice 008-ADJ008- Juvenile Procedures in California-Assignment 6

The Sixth amendment of the U.S. constitution gives people the right to remain silent. No person shall be held to answer and their liberty shall not be compromised without due process. Also, provides protection from double jeopardy.
 True 
 False 
Independent state grounds means that any state may offer more protections to federal constitutional requirements that is already in place. This refers to what the California legislature did with the Miranda admonishment as it refers to juveniles. California added more protection to the rights of juveniles by requiring law enforcement personnel to immediately admonish a juvenile when taken into custody regardless of what disposition.
 True 
 False
Under the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. constitution, this gives a minor the right to a speedy trial and the right to have an attorney represent them during criminal proceedings.
 True 
 False
Which is not a factor in the "Totality of Circumstances"?
A.
Age
B.
Ability to comprehend
C.
Parent̢۪s permission
D.
Intelligence
The Miranda Rights are the same for juveniles in both state and federal cases.
 True 
 False 
The police officer must give the Miranda warning using the exact wording as outlined by the U.S Supreme Court.
 True 
 False 


The standard of proof was established in which juvenile case law?
A.
Breed V. Jones
B.
In re Terry
C.
In re Gault
D.
In re Winship
In People V. Bravo, 1987, the DCA ruled that a search conducted pursuant to a valid consent does not violate the 4th Amendment unless the search exceeds the scope of consent.
 True 
 False 
The Miranda Rights should be given:
A.
Immediately upon arrest
B.
Within 1-6 hours of the arrest
C.
In custody and prior to custodial interrogation
D.
It is not necessary
The standard of proof in school searches is:
A.
Probable cause
B.
Beyond reasonable doubt
C.
Reasonable suspicion
D.
Preponderance of evidence

Which of the following is not a Miranda Right?
A.
Right to remain silent
B.
Any statements made may be used as evidence in court.
C.
Right to make bail.
D.
Right to an attorney
Which of the following searches require a search warrant?
A.
Administrative Searches
B.
Searches of probationers
C.
Searches of parolees
D.
Search of a person's home
Which statement is correct in regards to juvenile parole/probation searches?
A.
Probation search is ordered as a condition of probation.
B.
Police must have knowledge of parole status to conduct search.
C.
Parole searches must meet the standard of "reasonable suspicion."
D.
All of the above
E.
None of the above
The primary elements of gang suppression tactics are identification and tacking activities.
 True 
 False 
Which of the following is not a reason why juveniles join gangs?
A.
For protection and safety.
B.
Engage in criminal activity for profit.
C.
Survival from day to day.
D.
For fun and camaraderie.
E.
None of the above.
Police officers may initiate a search of a student on school grounds without a search warrant as long as they have reasonable suspicion.
 True 
 False 
Since a juvenile may not refuse probation, the minor does not consent to any search clause. However, the court imposes probation for the minor̢۪s own good and for the good of the community. Therefore, the search is considered valid.
 True 
 False 
The 3-Way Search Clause is a condition that requires a minor on probation to submit his person, automobile, or place of residence to search seizure by any peace officer without a warrant.
 True 
 False 
The amendment that provides the right of people from illegal search and seizure is the 6th amendment.
 True 
 False 


1 comment:

  1. The terms "pre-delinquents" and "at-risk youths" are synonymous with status offenders

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