How are newcomers to a courtroom taught formal requirements of the job and informal rules of behavior?

Juvenile courts’ interventions in the lives of children and families was based on the legal doctrine of:

Which kind of offense is a violation of criminal law that would be a crime if committed by an adult?

A person cited for a misdemeanor would most likely appear before:

Juvenile court statutes set forth two standards for deciding the appropriate disposition for a child: the best interests of the child, and the best interests of:

What is the name given to the particular location or area in which a court having geographic jurisdiction may hear a case?

Which term refers to the protection of rights of the individual?

The largest percentage of caseloads of the juvenile courts is:

Which term refers to the methods of enforcing legal obligations?

Which kind of jurisdiction gives a court the power to review cases that have already been decided by another court?