Bethel Introduction to Juvenile Justice People v Smith Case Analysis Part I ***The minimum word count for the entire is 1300 words and you must include th

Bethel Introduction to Juvenile Justice People v Smith Case Analysis Part I

***The minimum word count for the entire is 1300 words and you must include three scholarly sources! Scholarly sources does not count toward word count! You must use APA formatting to cite your sources. Be sure to read the entire assignment and address each issue/question posed. (References doesn’t count towards word count)***

1. Case Summary

Use your text and the internet to research the case of People v. Smith 470 NW2d 70. In a narrative format, outline the case. Give the facts, issue, and court holding.

2. Case Analysis

Give an overview of expunged records for juveniles, its importance and the reasoning for it being necessary.

3. Case Analysis

What are your state’s laws concerning the expungement and use of juvenile convictions to sentence them as an adult?

4. Executive Decisions

If you were a state senator for your state, how would you change the laws concerning juvenile records and their accessibility?

Part II

***The minimum word count for the entire is 250 words and you must include three scholarly sources! Scholarly sources does not count toward word count! You must use APA formatting to cite your sources. Be sure to read the entire assignment and address each issue/question posed. (References doesn’t count towards word count!)***

This Unit explores the varying factors that play a role in not only the juvenile justice system, but the behavior of juveniles themselves. Among these factors are schools/education, peer groups, family structure, economic status or influences, and others. What single factor do you believe has the most impact on juvenile behavior today? Which factor impacts the effectiveness of the juvenile justice system the most? Are they the same factor? Support your opinions.