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CRM 370 - Juvenile Justice
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Module 6 Textbook Review Questions (Chapters 11 and 12)
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Chapter 11
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1.    This term, referring to alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana, suggests that young people who use less-harmful drugs will eventually use more-harmful drugs.Â
2.    According to the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse, what percentage of high-school students has tried cigarettes, alcohol, or other substances?
3.    What is the age in all states at which buying and using tobacco products is legal?
4.    What is the most common mind-altering substance used during adolescence?
5.    After alcohol and tobacco, what substance do adolescents use the most?
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Chapter 12
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6.    The temporary care of a child alleged to be delinquent who requires secure custody in physically restricting facilities pending court disposition or execution of a court order is _________.
7.    What is the most common way that juveniles enter the juvenile justice system?
8.    Most juveniles taken into custody are referred to a __________.
9.    In deciding to introduce a juvenile into the system, the custody must meet the standard of probable cause or __________.
10. Courts evaluate a juvenile’s ability to give permission for a search by considering whether the search was voluntary based on __________.
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