Assertion: juvenile | /r/CapableOf | commit the offense
Facets:
value: with supportive role models
type: OTHER
value: by presenting evidence
type: MANNER
value: under djj jurisdiction
type: LOCATION
value: by comparison with adults
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: pre-adjudication which includes court hearings that happen before the court decides if the juvenile committed the offense.
text: Whether the juvenile is likely to commit an offense if released
text: If the juvenile does not fulfill the conditions or commits another offense, she or he may be committed to a secure facility.
text: In addition, by comparison with adults, juveniles tend to commit offences that are:
text: which includes court hearings that happen before the court decides if the juvenile committed the offense.
text: It includes the arraignment and can include a detention hearing and evidentiary or status hearings; adjudication which is when the prosecutor will try to prove the juvenile committed the offense by presenting evidence, and the judge or jury will decide if the juvenile is delinquent or not; and
text: The prosecutor tries to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the juvenile committed the offense he or she was charged with.
text: The prosecutor must present evidence that proves the juvenile committed the offense.
text: Like the criminal process, this typically involves an initial hearing where the prosecutor formally charges the juvenile, as well as an evidentiary hearing where the court determines if there is enough evidence to prove that the juvenile committed the offense.
text: During the hearing the prosecutor must present evidence to show the juvenile committed the offense.
text: The JPO can file a petition to the Court if he or she decides there is sufficient evidence that the juvenile committed an offense under DJJ jurisdiction, and there needs to be formal court action to secure a suitable supervision plan.
text: For example, a juvenile who commits an offense may be required to participate in counseling or a program to help him or her make better decisions in the future.
text: The program, founded in 1976, seeks to partner juveniles who committed an offense with supportive role models.
text: If the court determines that the juvenile committed the offenses, it will declare the juvenile delinquent.
text: All states, for example, criminalize theft and burglary, and a juvenile who commits these offenses can face juvenile charges.
text: A study published in the journal Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice discovered that juveniles were 38 percent less likely to commit another offense when placed in a restorative justice intervention program.