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- Download: http://writingsdepot.com/downloads/delinquency-and-penalty/
- Imagine that you are an attorney specializing in juvenile justice cases. You receive a phone call
- from Mrs. Ingrim, whose 15-year old has been arrested for stealing a car, driving without a
- license, and finally crashing the car into a storefront. Mrs. Ingrim is distraught and
- concerned that her child will be held in the county jail and abused. The maximum sentence that can
- be assessed is 6 years in prison to a minimum of 200 hours of community service and 2 weeks in
- the county’s boot camp program.
- • How will you respond to Mrs. Ingrim? Provide a short narrative if necessary to demonstrate your
- approach toward the client.
- • What are the steps in the juvenile justice process that must be taken to defend Mrs. Ingrim’s
- teenager? Provide the steps and how you would approach the situation to ensure that every step is
- handled properly for this case.
- • What are some of the differences between the juvenile and adult criminal justice systems? How
- are the juvenile defendants handled differently from the adult defendants?
- • If you were the judge, how would you judge and sentence this case, understanding that the 15-year old committed the crime described?
- Download: http://writingsdepot.com/downloads/delinquency-and-penalty/
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