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Teen courts programs: An alternative justice system for our youth (Honors thesis/project) by Cristina Ortega, 1999 APPEALING TO STUDENTS; SANTA FE HIGH PLAYS HOST TO COURT CASE TO OFFER TEENS A LOOK INSIDE SYSTEM.(Local News): An article from: The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM) by Unavailable, 2010-01-15 One Thousand Juvenile Delinquents: Their Treatment By Court and Clinic by Sheldon Glueck, Eleanor T. Glueck, 1933

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41. Courts Are In A Complete Mess. Incompetents Abound
    TORONTO The Ontario court system is an assembly line staffed by disillusioned They are teenagers. They will sign anything. If they had a lawyer,  
    http://www.canlaw.com/judges/courtbad.htm
    
    Extractions: Incompetents, sexist bigots and scoundrels abound! QUESTION: How did Ontario Chief Justice Roy McMurtry go from being Attorney General of Ontario ( the person who essentially appoints judges) to being Chief Justice? He had no experience as a judge. Did he annoint himself? Shouldn't we have experienced judges in such an important post? COMPLAINING ABOUT JUDGES The Canadian Judicial Council is supposed to deal with complaints about judges. It is unfortunately a do nothing organization which is run by judges for judges. In the entire history of Canada less then ten judges have been removed for cause. As always, if you have a valid complaint, you should still try to get a fair hearing. You will not, but you should still try.

42. On The Hill - Moving Ideas
    Juvenile justice systems can provide teens with programs such as treatment, therapy, In addition to moving children into the federal adult court system,  
    http://www.movingideas.org/content/en/on_the_hill/gangs.htm
    
    Extractions: Update 7/29/05: The Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled to mark-up S. 155 , their version of the Gangs Bill in September. The Senate bill, co-sponsored by Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Orrin Hatch (R-UT), does not include the mandatory minimum sentencing provisions in the House bill and includes two-thirds more funding for anti-gang initiatives. The House passed legislation on May 11 by a vote of that would result in more children being prosecuted as adults in the federal criminal justice system, the expansion of the death penalty, and the imposition of mandatory minimums for gang related crimes. Advocates are concerned that the inflexibility of the bill, H.R. 1279 , would prevent the use of programs designed to reduce recidivism and result in more crime and violence instead of less. The House Judiciary Committee rejected a bill similar to S. 155 as a substitute to H.R. 1279. The bill will likely be decided in a conference committee. The House Gang Deterrence and Community Protection Act would move more gang-related crimes into the federal system and prosecute more children as adults. Besides it being unfair to hold a child to adult standards, this bill runs counter to research demonstrating that the juvenile justice systems in the states are uniquely equipped to deal with the special needs of teen offenders.

43. Mail Tribune :: Online Edition
    GOLD HILL — A Gold Hill boy ended up with a juvenile court record after engaging What David said was a typical teen reaction was actually a painful and  
    http://www.mailtribune.com/archive/2005/0807/local/stories/13local.htm
    
    Extractions: Mail Tribune "I was messing around with someone I thought I knew," David said. "But I guess I should have known him better." Chapman said bullying is often involved in harassment cases. Declining to discuss the particulars of David’s case, Chapman said ORS 166.065 defines physical harassment as "offensive physical touching." That includes such adolescent assaults as "wet-willies," "wedgies," "swirlies," "noogies," David’s "titty-twister" — and all other forms of adolescent "Three Stooges" behavior, Chapman said. Advertisement "Offensiveness is going to be judged by the person" on the receiving end, he said. David said he and Matthew were in line at a local deli when Matthew jokingly made an embarrassing remark to the female clerk about David. So David counterattacked with the "titty-twister," which Matthew said came unprovoked. "It’s a thing of camaraderie," David said. "If he’s going to assume our friendship is on that level, then so am I."

44. Deschutes County Government, Oregon - Diversion Programs
    Instead of using the formal juvenile justice system, firsttime In July 2003, the administration of the Diversion/teen court programs in Sisters and La  
    http://www.co.deschutes.or.us/go/government/departments/juvenile-community-justi
    
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45. Opinion-Teen Court
    teen court was developed to provide assistance to the system and keep minor offenders from having to enter into that system .  
    http://justice4kids.org/opinteencrt.htm
    
    Extractions: 941/955-TEEN or 941/951-4278 A few months ago, I heard about TEEN COURT. I recently read the description on the DJJ website. This was never offered to my son, … although it appears he should have been considered for this over a year ago. His original charge in March 2000 (at age 15) was battery; then…truancy…then he dropped out of school at age 16 (honors student!) without parental consent or signature; then marijuana possession. We have been swimming in the slime of the system for over a year now. My frustration, as well as being enlightened by the frustration of many other parents, is what led me to start a website: www.justice4kids.org . My goal is to help guide other parents through the tangled web of juvenile "justice"; to figure out resources that actually work, not just resources that "exist". Who gets recommended for teen court? What is the referral process? The [Teen Court] website states: Referrals come from various sources, depending on the individual Teen Court program. They can include:

46. Teen Faces Court Over Computer Worm | Germany | Deutsche Welle
    teen Faces court Over Computer Worm If the hacker had been an adult, the court could sentence him to a fine or up to five years imprisonment.  
    http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,1564,1640076,00.html
    
    Extractions: window.name = 'DWCDAFenster'; Search language selector German English Arabic Russian Chinese Portuguese for Brazil Spanish Albanian Amharic Arabic Bengali Bosnian Bulgarian Chinese Croatian Dari English French German Greek Hausa Hindi Indonesian Kiswahili Macedonian Pashto Persian Polish Portuguese Portuguese for Brasil Romanian Russian Serbian Spanish Turkish Ukrainian Urdu Home News Bulletin Current Affairs Germany ... Mobile Teen Faces Court Over Computer Worm Not your regular, slimy kind of worm: the Sasser traveled fast A German teenager responsible for the Sasser computer worm pandemic went on trial Tuesday. He faces charges of computer sabotage, data manipulation and disruption of public systems. The spokeswoman for the tribunal hearing Sven Jaschan's trial said the 19-year-old admitted during the first day of the closed-door hearing to having unleashed the destructive program in the spring of 2004. The Sasser worm didn’t require users to receive an email or open a file to be infected just having a vulnerable Windows machine connected to the Internet was enough. The IT departments of many organizations were caught unawares, and the worm spread further. At the European Commission in Brussels, 1,200 computers shut down. In the United States, Delta Airlines was forced to cancel several flights.

47. Neurological And Learning Deficits In Teen Age Mind Control Victims
    The electronic system causes organic impairment of the brain. A119589, transcripts and exhibits from Coos County Circuit court, Case no. JV 8244.  
    http://www.sonic.net/~kryptox/mcp/law/neurological.htm
    
    Extractions: Dan Montgomery October 26, 2004 There are people in Oregon prisons because the voices told them to do it, but they were not really schizophrenic voices. The voices could be explained by the criminal misuse of a subliminal activation system. People can be programmed with subliminal training messages to commit crimes. Hidden perpetration of crimes with subliminal training is not detected with ordinary psychological screening. The electronic system causes organic impairment of the brain. Evidence of such impairment can be found in Kip Kinkel and Ray Perkins. They were programmed to kill. The electromagnetic assault of a subliminal training system causes a particular set of neurological impairments, like a signature. Areas of of the brain that process auditory and visual perception are overloaded by chronic subliminal activation. This results in poor spelling and visual retention. The coordination of one hand is impaired. If this is the dominant hand, then handwriting will be impaired. The prefrontal lobe, the area that chooses between self-motivation and external input, is impaired by the electronic thought control system. Persistent and hidden electronic coercion interferes with emotional development. Kinkel was three years behind at age 15. Perkins was four years behind at age 14. The chronic distortion of perception and the social isolation that are imposed by the subliminal training may lead to poor reality testing.

48. City Of Amarillo Finance Division
    The teen court office is located in the Municipal court building at 201 SE The Accounting Department s function is to maintain the financial system for  
    http://www.ci.amarillo.tx.us/divisions/finance.htm
    
    Extractions: var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='508'; awmAltUrl=''; Finance Division The City of Amarillo has a long-standing history of sound finance. It routinely receives the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting and has recently received the Outstanding Budget Presentation award. Both awards are presented by the Government Finance Officers Association. As of June 24, 1999, Amarillo has been assigned a Aa2 bond rating by Moody's Investors Service. The City of Amarillo also has a AA bond rating by Standard and Poor's. The Finance Division is responsible for the supervision and overall administration of the City's financial activities. The departments utilized to accomplish these activities are the Department of Finance, Information Services, Municipal Office Services, Utility Billing, Municipal Court, Accounting, Purchasing, Central Stores, and Vital Statistics. Number of Employees: Finance Department: Information Services: Municipal Office Services: Utility Billing: ... Vital Statistics: TOTAL: Department of Finance The Department of Finance is responsible for the oversight of day-to-day financial matters, long-term financing, debt management, budgetary coordination, administrative functions for firefighter's pension, fiscal agent for the Harrington Library Consortium and the Amarillo Hospital District, financial assistance for the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation, and limited financial record keeping and payroll assistance for the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce.

49. COURT TV ONLINE - CHOICES AND CONSEQUENCES
    court TV’s Choices and Consequences shows the second of six documentary of 14 by a 41 yearold sexual predator whom she met in an online teen chat room.  
    http://www.courttv.com/choices/teachers/videos/
    
    Extractions: In the documentary Al Roker Investigates: Menace on Main Street, NBC’s Al Roker hosts this engaging Court TV program that looks at gangs in America. Gangs are not only a large city problem, but they have infiltrated suburban and rural areas. This documentary highlights the growing problem of youth involvement in gangs, provides insight into why youth are joining gangs, and includes strategies to reduce gangs and violence. In addition, the documentary chronicles the life of Anthony, a young man who joined a gang at the age of 14. Al Roker traces his steps from his initiation into the gang, his involvement in criminal activity, his time at a juvenile detention center, and ultimately his death. Choices and Consequences Al Roker Investigates: The Horrors of Hazing examines the growing problem of hazing rituals among high school and college students. In this documentary Al Roker investigates the abusive hazing of a high school wrestler and two sorority pledges at Loyola University in New Orleans. He also profiles the case of Ben Klein, A ZBT fraternity member at Alfred University in New York who died after a beating connected to initiation rites. Roker speaks to hazing victims, their families, and members of Greek organizations to examine an issue important to all parents and students.

50. Hudson Institute > American Outlook > American Outlook Article Detail
    America’s juvenile justice system is in disarray, but it can be saved. teen court and VictimOffender Mediation programs, for instance,  
    http://www.americanoutlook.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=article_detail&id=1201

51. U.S. Court Sends Canadian Teen To Juvenile Program For Bomb Threat :: Hack In Th
    US court sends Canadian teen to juvenile program for bomb threat A US judge blasted Canadian teen Travis Biehn and called his parents too lenient  
    http://www.hackinthebox.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=17

52. Monkey Methods: Bill Gates Strikes A Pose For Teen Beat Photospread, 1983
    He currently holds over 85% operating system sales in the world. Bill has been involved in court cases due to his dominance of the computer market,  
    http://blog.monkeymethods.org/2005/01/bill-gates-strikes-pose-for-teen-beat.html
    
    Extractions: UPDATE: Wow, Blogger.com kinda sucks. Some @#$(#hole posted long strings of comments consisting of "KAAAAA...", pages and pages long, at the end of this post, and Blogger.com was like, "Cool, we'll just include 50K of text at the end." Pretty soon, people were downloading it over and over, and it spiked the bandwidth. The server was not happy. Maybe I'll move to a REAL blogging system in the near future. In the meantime, I turned off anonymous comments. Blogger really should allow me to ban IPs or enforce some reasonable length limit. I'll turn anon comments back on in a week or so.

53. Juvenile Diversion Programs
    teen court is financed through a surcharge on criminal court cases. time juvenile misdemeanor offenders from the juvenile criminal justice system.  
    http://www.keysso.net/commrelations/juvenileprograms/juvenile_diversion.htm
    
    Extractions: The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office assumed responsibility for three important juvenile crime prevention programs in January of 2001. Sheriff Roth believes in juvenile intervention programs because he feels we must become involved immediately with youthful offenders to help prevent further delinquent behavior and to prevent youthful offenders from becoming adult offenders. The intervention programs are Intensive Delinquency Diversion Service or IDDS; the Civil Citation program, and Teen Court. IDDS is financed through a contract with the Department of Juvenile Justice that provides 43 slots for juvenile offenders overseen by three highly trained case workers. Teen Court is financed through a surcharge on criminal court cases. The program is operated by one full and one part-time case worker. The Civil Citation program is funded through a state grant that provides a part time case worker. Intensive Delinquency Diversion Service (IDDS) The target population includes all male and female youth under 18 years of age with a focus upon youth 16 yrs. old and younger. These youth are referred to the Department of Juvenile Justice for delinquent behavior that if committed by an adult would be criminal acts. These youth are at high risk of becoming serious or chronic offenders. The counseling program strives to facilitate positive changes in the youths behavior and a change in direction away from the delinquent mind-set.

54. America S Partners To Prevent Underage Drinking
    Judge teen Drinking Too Common in court. •, Parents Contribute To Underage Drinking. •, Abington Official Unaware of Son s Drinking Party  
    http://www.beawarenow.org/news/index.php?id=413

55. County Tracks Youthful Offenders
    The teen was wanted in another county for allegedly sexually molesting children, The system will provide court information online to law enforcement,  
    http://appserv.gcn.com/state/vol6_no11/news/899-1.html

56. American Renaissance News: Teen Killed Near Cabrillo High
    I can top that The California court system just ruled that separate but It wasn t the California court system which ruled that segregation can t apply  
    http://www.amren.com/mtnews/archives/2005/02/teen_killed_nea.php
    
    Extractions: AR Articles on Racial Conflict Ethnic Genetic Interests (Mar. 2002) The Anatomy of Ethnic Conflict (Jun. 2002) More news stories on Racial Conflict Tracy Manzer, Long Beach Press-Telegram, Feb. 24 [Note on American Patrol : “A report aired on KCBS-TV indicated that a relative of the victim blames fast growing tensions between Latinos and blacks in the area. The report said the victim was not in a gang, but that the perps appeared to be Hispanic gangsters.”] LONG BEACH—Gang members unleashed an onslaught of gunfire on a group of Cabrillo High School students Thursday afternoon, killing one junior and wounding a sophomore. The boys and their friends were attacked a couple of blocks from their high school campus and just steps from the Long Beach Police Department’s West Division Patrol Station. It was about 1:30 p.m., not long after the Westside campus had let students out for the day, and the sidewalk and streets were filled with passers-by and motorists, said Sgt. David Cannan, a Long Beach Police Department spokesman. “The fact that they would do this across from the (police) station, in the middle of the day with all these people around, goes to show the type of personalities we’re dealing with,” the sergeant said. “This was beyond brazen.”

57. Step Up:A Curriculum For Teens Who Are Violent At Home
    The response of the criminal justice system to teen s who are violent in the Let the teen know their behavior will have to be reported to the court.  
    http://www.mincava.umn.edu/documents/stepup/intro/stepupintroduction.html
    
    Extractions: search site index faq about us ... what's new Lily Anderson and Greg Routt Publication Date: Editor's Note: This is an introduction of Step Up program which consists of 3 different sections. It includes; Return to top of the page Curriculum for Group Facilitators and Group Exercises for Teens and Parents The Step-Up: A Curriculum for Teens Who Are Violent at Home was developed and written by Greg Routt and Lily Anderson with the Step-Up Program, a group counseling program for teens who are violent with parents or family members. Step-Up is a program of King County Judicial Administration and is funded by The Juvenile Accountability Block Grant. Edited by Sakson and Taylor Consulting

58. Jefferson Family Court Programs - Birmingham Bar Association
    teen court is an innovative diversion and prevention program at Family court. teen court is an alternative to the criminal justice system for first time  
    http://www.birminghambar.org/jefferson_family_programs.cfm
    
    Extractions: awmIEOffsetX=-5 awmIEOffsetY=-4 awmNS6OffsetX=0 awmNS6OffsetY=0 awmNS4OffsetX=0 awmNS4OffsetY=0 awmOperaOffsetX=0 awmOperaOffsetY=0 awmIEMacOffsetX=0 awmIEMacOffsetY=0 The following are some of the programs administered by the Jefferson County Family Court. Adolescent Substance Abuse Program Drug Court Court Appointed Special Advocate Program Teen Court ... Senior Aide Program The Adolescent Substance Abuse Program is a collaborative effort between the UAB Department of Psychiatry, Substance Abuse Programs and the Jefferson County Family Court. The purpose of ASAP is to provide substance abuse screening and "triage" for all juveniles placed under the supervision of the Court. A positive drug screen (either upon admission into the program or in the Juvenile Detention Center), a drug related crime and/or admission of recent use will result in program placement. All participants are placed on random urinalysis and then assigned the program component most appropriate for their level of involvement (prevention/education, outpatient treatment, or inpatient treatment). The philosophy of ASAP is that the least intrusive intervention should be employed. Working closely with ASAP are UAB Drug Free (outpatient drug treatment); Drug Court (intensive judicial supervision for drug offenders, and those who are not motivated to complete ASAP) and UAB/SAP Prevention. Additional programs utilized outside the UAB system include the START Program in Jasper (female residential) and The Bridge in Gadsden (male residential). While there is a minimum of three months required for completion, program participation is open-ended because many of those enrolled move among program components.

59. ProudParenting.com - Gay Single Parenting - Lesbian Single Parenting - Gay & Les
    Coming Out to Your teen Dear Ari By Arlene Istar Lev, LCSW, CASAC He is threatening to take me to court because living out is an unhealthy environment  
    http://www.proudparenting.com/page.cfm?Sectionid=7&typeofsite=storydetail&ID=560

60. Sarpy County Nebraska
    Information / Juvenile Intake / teen court / Tobacco Education / Adult The community, schools, law enforcement, and the Juvenile court system have  
    http://www.sarpy.com/diversion/juvenile_intake.htm
    
    Extractions: Martha Coleman Lori Stearns C.A.D.A.C. Juvenile Assessment/Services Officer Introduction The Sarpy County Juvenile Intake Program is a pre-trial diversion program for minors, conducted through the Sarpy County Attorney's Office. Instead of filing criminal charges in one of the court systems in Sarpy County, the Juvenile Intake Program offers youth the opportunity to participate in community-based programs as an alternative to court process. Since the program's inception in 1979, over 5,500 families have participated in the program. Intake Criteria The County Attorney's Office considers a number of issues before referring minors to the Juvenile Intake Program. These include:

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