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The mission of the California Youth Authority is to __________________.

A) provide grant funding for schools in the inner city
B) design and implement various new programs in juvenile boot camps
C) prevent teenage pregnancy
D) protect the public from criminal activity

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According to the California Youth Authority it costs about $49,000 to incarcerate a juvenile for one year.

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The proportion of females in juvenile detention facilities actually decreased in the last 10 years.

A facility that operates in an atmosphere more like a year-round summer camp with cottages, a school, and vocational programs is called _______________.

The Balanced and Restorative Justice (BARJ) movement is based on ___________.

When the state advertises its new policy of arresting all drunk drivers and revoking their licenses it is best referred to as ______________.

A facility that operates in an atmosphere more like a year-round summer camp with cottages, a school, and vocational programs is called a boot camp.

The boot camp correctional philosophy is essentially guided by the idea that a juvenile delinquent needs structure and discipline in his life.

List the various jobs that exist in correctional facilities.

Explain the California Youth Authority's Free Venture Program.

Expelling a student from school for cheating on an exam and making the entire student body aware that the student was expelled is an example of deterrence.

According to research, what factors have been related to the commission of suicide in juvenile facilities?

The number of juveniles sent to secure correctional facilities per 100,000 juveniles in the population is called ______________.

Arranging conditions in the law and corrections so that juveniles are aware of the risks and consequences involved in committing crimes is called _______________.

Explain Project Teams.What is it, what does it do?

An order by a juvenile court judge putting the juvenile in the custody of a state juvenile correctional authority, or another specific juvenile correctional facility, is called a _______.

Punishing and paying juveniles back for the harm they caused society is called deterrence.