Juvenile Justice Quiz

What is the primary duty of parents under parental authority?

• Caring for and rearing children

• Financial support only

• Discipline through punishment

• Providing education

Which of the following actions constitutes neglect under child welfare laws?

• Failing to provide adequate food

• Providing regular medical check-ups

• Enforcing household rules

• Offering emotional support

Which law specifically addresses child trafficking?

• RA 7610

• RA 9208

• RA 10630

• RA 6809

What is the primary focus of RA 9344?

• Increase penalties for juvenile offenses

• Juvenile justice and welfare system establishment

• Child adoption procedures

• Adult criminal justice reform

What does the term "initial contact" refer to in the juvenile justice system?

• The apprehension of a child by law enforcement

• The first meeting with a social worker

• The court hearing for the child

• The child's first day in school

What is a common characteristic of a neurotic delinquent?

• Lack of remorse

• Aggressive behavior

• Internalized conflicts

• Accidental involvement in crime

Which of the following is NOT a type of behavioral disorder?

• Anti-social behavior

• Lying

• Academic achievement

• Stealing

What is the significance of the "best interest of the child" standard?

• It allows for leniency in serious crimes

• It prioritizes punishment over rehabilitation

• It ensures decisions consider the child's well-being

• It focuses solely on family unity

What is the expected outcome of successful rehabilitation in the juvenile system?

• Adult trial processes

• Permanent detention

• Reintegration into the community

• Public disgrace

What does the term "civil liability" refer to concerning juvenile offenders?

• The child's freedom from all consequences

• Financial responsibility for damages caused

• The child's criminal record

• The right to a court-appointed attorney