The Impact of the Juvenile Court Act of 1899

Changes in Dealing with Juvenile Offenders

After the Juvenile Court Act of 1899 was implemented, judges had to change the way they handled juvenile offenders. One of the key aspects of this act was to establish a separate court system for juveniles, recognizing their unique status and needs as compared to adult offenders. The act aimed to provide rehabilitation and guidance to young offenders rather than punishment.

What Not to Do According to the Act

According to the Juvenile Court Act of 1899, a "Don't" is to:

  • Keep juveniles separate from adult offenders.
  • Use parole for juveniles after sentencing.
  • Help juveniles find employment.
  • Freely release juvenile’s court records.
After the Juvenile Court Act of 1899, judges had to change the way they dealt with juvenile offenders. Which of the following is a “Don’t” according to this act?

Answer:

Freely release juvenile’s court records.

Explanation: test

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