(or i will fail)
1. which aspect changed in the treatment of young criminal offenders during the 1960's?
a. courts began to focus on rehabilitation for the first time
b. states began enacting harsher punishment for young offenders
c. the supreme court began to recognize the legal rights of young offenders
d. courts began to hold parents responsible for the crimes committed by their children

2. which legal right is not given to people under age 18?
a. right to an attorney
b. right to cross examine
c. right to remain silent
d. right to be tried as a juvenile regardless of the crime

1. The following aspect changed the treatment of young criminal offenders during the 1960's:

A. Courts began to focus on rehabilitation for the first time

Many Reformers believed that juveniles needed rehabilitation and assistance and not harsh punishment as innocent youths. In the Supreme Court Case In re Gault (1967), it was found that juveniles have the same right to due process that adults do.

2. Legal right not given to people under age 18:

D. right to be tried as a juvenile regardless of the crime

Some states allow for juveniles to be tried as an adult in court for more severe crimes or if they have been in trouble with the law before.

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