Question

Describe the change in prosecution and attitude towards juvenile delinquency since the nineteenth century​

Answer 1

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In the early twenty- first century most people assumed juveniles would be treated differently than adults in the U.S. criminal justice system. This distinction did not come to pass until the end of the nineteenth century. In criminal justice, juveniles are youths who are not old enough to be held fully responsible for their crimes. Juvenile justice is largely a state matter and is separate from the regular adult criminal justice system.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Juvenile justice is largely a state matter and is separate from the regular adult criminal justice system.

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