Today there are over ________ convictions for felonies in state courts.

In 1825 the first juvenile reformatory in America was established. What was the name of this reformatory? 

Which type of specialty courts are more general in terms of the problems they target and the approaches they take to deal with problems, and emphasize partnering and problem-solving?

So-called ________, or problem-solving courts, include drug courts, domestic violence courts, and teen courts, among others.

Which of the following do NOT adjudicate new offenses? Instead, they provide support and services to offenders who are rejoining the community.

The number of specialized courts in existence today have almost matched the number of traditional courts.

Under the federal Juvenile Delinquency Act, a juvenile is a person who has not yet turned ________ years of age.

The term ________ refers to trying juveniles as adults.

Participation in specialized courts is voluntary.

Mental health courts are intended to bring mental health agencies together in pursuit of the common goal of providing services to mentally ill offenders.