The System and Philosophy of Juvenile Justice That Began in the United

question 77

Multiple Choice

The system and philosophy of juvenile justice that began in the United States during the social reform period of the late 19th century was based on the idea that the state should act as a(n) ____ in advancing the interest of the child.

• A)parent
• B)teacher
• C)caretaker
• D)spiritual advisor

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