Juvenile Justice
No juries, less harsh terminology, no adversarial relationship, and the prioritization of confidentiality.
What are the differences between early juvenile courts and adult courts?
In ______ and _______, homicide peaked to 772 victims and 797 victims, respectively.
What is 2020 and 2021?
Street, Prison, and Outlaw Motorcycle (OMGs) are ______
What are the 3 types of gangs?
More deadly, more potent, and easier to access describe what?
What are the ways today's drugs are different than previous substances?
Any person under the age of 18 years old.
What is a juvenile?
State as a parent and guardian
What is parens patriae?
When police have named a suspect, but they cannot arrest them.
What is cleared by exception?
Invasion of privacy, discretion of the intelligence analyst, subjectivity, and funding are all ______
What are the challenges of monitoring social media feeds?
70% of individuals who misuse opioids do so to _______
What is relieve physical pain?
A crime committed by an individual 17 years old or younger.
What is a status offense?
An educational technique that centers student choice, awareness, and empathy.
What is social-emotional learning?
In _______, legislation established a _______ waiting period before purchasing a gun.
What is 2018 and 72 hours?
A questionable program that monitors CPS students' social media posts for gang activity.
What is the Connect and Redirect to Respect Program?
The substance used by the largest amount of people in the United States (134.7M) in 2023
What is alcohol?
A cluster of three or more individuals that label themselves differently from their community through clothing, classifications, and language (verbal and body). The cluster also participates in activities deemed wrong by the state.
What is a gang?
The 2012 and 2016 Supreme Court rulings on juvenile justice.
What is the unconstitutionality of mandatory life sentences for juveniles without parole (2012), and juveniles who are currently serving mandatory life sentences without parole MUST receive new hearings.
The 2023 decrease (7.3%) and overall 5-year period decrease of victims of homicde and of non-fatal shootings
What are the signs of progress in Chicago?
Gangs use initiation rituals that require killing or severely harming a member of the general population.
What is a myth about gangs?
The decrease in marijuana arrests, the lack of increase in use among minors, the INCREASE in deadly crashes involving weed, and the increase in accidental ingestions describe this phenomenon.
What are the effects of Marijuana legalization in Illinois?
An event that represents a message to the world that a community is struggling on numerous fronts.
What is a signal crime?
Students lag behind emotionally and educationally as they lose educational time and opportunities. Students also struggle with self-esteem and have an increase in mental health issues.
What are the consequences for students when their schools use police as disciplinarians?
The increase in the discovery of shell casings and high-capacity magazines.
Why has the lethality increased by almost 6% between 2010 and 2024?
The not-in-use law, which allows police to take gang members' property.
What is the 2021 City of Chicago ordinance on suing gangs?
An initiative that merges incarceration with harm reduction, where individuals lose access to all substances and attend educational programs.
What is the Kenton County Drug Recovery Pod?
A group of drugs that includes heroin and prescription pain relievers.
What are opioids?