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Instructor Resource Bates/Swan, Juvenile Delinquency in a Diverse Society, 2e SAGE, 2018 b. Juvenile courts predicated on rehabilitative philosophy i. For youth who had misbehaved (delinquent youth) ii. For youth who had been neglected, abandoned, or abused (dependent youth) c. Juvenile courts favored white boys who had potential d. Juvenile courts allowed the state to intrude on family life e. Juvenile court actors created status offenses i. Status offenses are acts that are labeled inappropriate for youth simply because of their age Views of Youth and Delinquency in the Juvenile Court (1899-present) revolution a. Rise in teenage population (baby boomers) b. Experimentation with drugs c. Protests against d. Urbanization e. Movements for social change i. 1964 Civil Rights Act ii. Feminist Movement iii. Frustrations with racism and classism iv. 164 \"race riots\" in the first six months of 1967 Popular Culture: A Target of Moral Panics about Delinquency Accompanying moral panics or scares about delinquency share three elements: a. News and/or entertainment media spread exaggerated information b. Interested community members pick up on information c. Attempts are made to fuel some sort of change or reform to the system Moral panics or scares result in competing images about youth: a. Vulnerable and impressionable or b. Mini-adults ready to pounce of communication and entertainment and how they lead to delinquency a. Scares about youth drugs b. Youth weapons a. Music and the arts Dime novels and books Comic books Music Video games oa0o