Criminal Justice Chapter One

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informal sanctions

social norms that are enforced through the social forces of the family, school, government and religion

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social norms

the expected normative behavior in a society

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formal sanctions

social norms enforced through the laws of the criminal justice system

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criminal justice system

the enforcement, by the police, the courts, and correctional institutions of obedience to laws.

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system of social control

a social system designed to maintain order and regulate interactions

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order maintenance

A system of maintaining the day-to-day life of ordinary citizens, a primary goal of the criminal justice system.

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crime control model

model of the criminal justice system in which emphasis is placed on fighting crime and protecting potential victims

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due process

rules and procedures for protecting individuals accused of crimes from arbitrary and excessive abuse of power by government

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presumption of innocence

innocent until proven guilty

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picket fence model

the model of the criminal justice system in which the local, state, and federal criminal justice systems are depicted as horizontal levels connected vertically by the roles, functions, and activities of the agencies that comprise them

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adjucated

a court case is decided without determination of guilt, especially in a juvenile court when a judge places a juvenile in the custody of the state for treatment/confinement

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pares patriae

legal assumption that the state has primary responsibility for the safety and custody of children

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original jurisdiction

when the juvenile court is the only court that has authority over juvenilles

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status offenders

children who have committed an act or failed to fulfill a responsibility that if they were adults the court would not have any authority over them.

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delinquents

juveniles accused of committing an act that is criminal for both adults and juveniles

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juvenile court

court that handles delinquent status offenders and juvenile cases. some juvy courts may handle additional matters related to the family.