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Question 61

Question 61

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Match each word with the appropriate definition or description.

Premises:

Responses:

Duress

An excuse defense applicable only if the intoxication through alcohol, drugs, or other substances is involuntary.

Concurrent jurisdiction

Trying juveniles as adults in the criminal justice system or waiving them into adult court.

Discretionary waiver

Two courts, namely an adult and juvenile court, both have jurisdiction over a particular case.

Intoxication

Waiver of a juvenile defendant from adult court to juvenile court for adjudication.

Entrapment

The discretion of the juvenile court judge to waiver jurisdiction over a criminal case so that the minor can be tried as an adult.

Reverse waiver

Waiver of a juvenile defendant from juvenile to adult court is presumed appropriate based on the age, offense, or other factors.

Legislative exclusion

A statutory requirement that certain juveniles be treated as adults in the criminal justice system.

Mandatory waiver

An excuse defense applicable if the government is found to have manufactured or initiated a crime that would not have otherwise occurred.

Presumptive waiver

An excuse defense applicable when he defendant is forced to commit a crime by threat or force.

Juvenile waiver

Waiver of a juvenile defendant from juvenile to adult court is mandatory based on the age, offense, or other factors.

Premises:

Duress

Concurrent jurisdiction

Discretionary waiver

Intoxication

Entrapment

Reverse waiver

Legislative exclusion

Mandatory waiver

Presumptive waiver

Juvenile waiver

Responses:

An excuse defense applicable only if the intoxication through alcohol, drugs, or other substances is involuntary.

Trying juveniles as adults in the criminal justice system or waiving them into adult court.

Two courts, namely an adult and juvenile court, both have jurisdiction over a particular case.

Waiver of a juvenile defendant from adult court to juvenile court for adjudication.

The discretion of the juvenile court judge to waiver jurisdiction over a criminal case so that the minor can be tried as an adult.

Waiver of a juvenile defendant from juvenile to adult court is presumed appropriate based on the age, offense, or other factors.

A statutory requirement that certain juveniles be treated as adults in the criminal justice system.

An excuse defense applicable if the government is found to have manufactured or initiated a crime that would not have otherwise occurred.

An excuse defense applicable when he defendant is forced to commit a crime by threat or force.

Waiver of a juvenile defendant from juvenile to adult court is mandatory based on the age, offense, or other factors.

Correct Answer:

Premises:

Responses:

Duress

Concurrent jurisdiction

Discretionary waiver

Intoxication

Entrapment

Reverse waiver

Legislative exclusion

Mandatory waiver

Presumptive waiver

Juvenile waiver

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