The Three Basic Components of the Juvenile Justice System Are

question 4

Multiple Choice

The three basic components of the juvenile justice system are:

• A) law enforcement, social services, and corrections
• B) law enforcements, courts, and school
• C) law enforcement, courts, and corrections
• D) law enforcement, social services, and courts

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Definitions:

Role Strain

The stress or tension experienced when facing difficulty in fulfilling multiple roles or the expectations within a single role.

Life Satisfaction

A measure of how content an individual is with their life as a whole, reflecting a general sense of well-being and fulfillment.

Grandparent Involvement

The participation and role that grandparents play in their grandchildren's lives, which can impact the children's development and family dynamics.

Ethnic Minority

A group that has different national or cultural traditions from the main population of a country.