Juvenile Justice
True or False: Juveniles have juries
False
True or False: Adults do not get in trouble for curfew, runaway, truancy, etc
Produces oxygen- green and brown- has a trunk with bark
Tree
Founder of the Ga Constitution
James Oglethorpe
The beginning of the document/the introduction
Preamble
An act committed by a juvenile for which an adult could be prosecuted in a criminal court, harassment, drug offenses, etc
Suspect goes to court to discuss the charges; can be detained or released on bail
Initial Appearance
__ and seek
Hide
7/8th's white- bought a whites only train ticket and got arrested
Homer Plessy
The Basic Rights and freedoms
Bill of Rights
When Juvenile court staffs decide whether to process the case further in court or drop the case
Intake
Serious crimes, for example, arson, murder, etc
Felony
Aqua
County named after him, and he was member of Bourbon
Alfred Colquitt
The changes to the Constitution
Admendments
The release of an offender from detention
Probation
When the jury determines there is enough evidence to be charged
Indictment
Calf
One of the first African Americans to be in the Ga General Assembly; got kicked out because he "could vote but not hold office"
Henry McNeal Turner
Discusses the Ga Government and freedoms
Articles
When can juveniles be tried as an adult?
They can be tried at 17
What are the two adult justice systems?
Civil and Criminal law
green- ribbets- jumps
Frog
Known for the March to the Sea, and he came up with the Anaconda plan
William T. Sherman
The ______ amendment to the United States Constitution often is called the "states' rights" amendment.
10th Admendment