Juvenile Court Mitigating & Aggravating Quiz

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Test your knowledge of mitigating and aggravating circumstances in juvenile court.

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Froggy Jumps Juvenile Court Mitigating & Aggravating QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of mitigating and aggravating circumstances in juvenile court. par Tammy Phillips 1 Developmental Immaturity and Lack of Full Understanding a Mitigating Circumstance b Aggravating Factor c Free space 2 Serious Injury to Victim a Mitigating Circumstance b Free Space c Aggravating Factor 3 A juvenile was present during a group offense but played a very limited or passive role. a Aggravating Factor b I didn't mean to do it c Mitigating Circumstance 4 A juvenile involved in a minor theft has a history of volunteering, good grades, and strong community ties. a Aggravating Factor b Mitigating Circumstance c Good kid that made a mistake 5 "David," a 14-year-old, is arrested for shoplifting. This is his third shoplifting offense in the past year, and he has previously been through diversion programs and probation without success. a Aggravating Factor b One more chance c Mitigating Circumstance 6 During court proceedings for a serious assault, "Daniel," a 17-year-old, shows no remorse for his actions, attempts to intimidate witnesses, and provides false information to the court. a b Aggravating Factor c Mitigating Circumstance 7 A juvenile who has struggled with substance abuse expresses a strong desire to enter a treatment program. a Aggravating Factor b Treatment c Mitigating Circumstance 8 A juvenile immediately admits their wrongdoing, expresses sincere regret, and takes steps to apologize to the victim or make amends. a Aggravating Factor b Mitigating Circumstances c 9 Use of a weapon during an assault a Aggravating Factor b Self Protection c Mitigating Circumstance 10 "Jessica," a 15-year-old, is on probation for a previous burglary. While on probation, she commits another felony, this time grand theft auto. a Mitigating Circumstance b Double jeopardy c Aggravating Factor 11 Things you have done or situations that persuade a judge that your consequence should be easier. a Aggravating Factor b Punishment c Mitigating Circumstance 12 Something in your past, or since your charges, hat makes the judge decide to give you more stronger consequences. a Aggravating Factors b Mitigating Circumstances c Three Strike Rule

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Juvenile Court Mitigating & Aggravating QuizVersion en ligne

par Tammy Phillips

Developmental Immaturity and Lack of Full Understanding

Serious Injury to Victim

A juvenile was present during a group offense but played a very limited or passive role.

A juvenile involved in a minor theft has a history of volunteering, good grades, and strong community ties.

"David," a 14-year-old, is arrested for shoplifting. This is his third shoplifting offense in the past year, and he has previously been through diversion programs and probation without success.

During court proceedings for a serious assault, "Daniel," a 17-year-old, shows no remorse for his actions, attempts to intimidate witnesses, and provides false information to the court.

A juvenile who has struggled with substance abuse expresses a strong desire to enter a treatment program.

A juvenile immediately admits their wrongdoing, expresses sincere regret, and takes steps to apologize to the victim or make amends.

Use of a weapon during an assault

"Jessica," a 15-year-old, is on probation for a previous burglary. While on probation, she commits another felony, this time grand theft auto.

Things you have done or situations that persuade a judge that your consequence should be easier.

Something in your past, or since your charges, hat makes the judge decide to give you more stronger consequences.