Hello Professor I need your help to answer 11) _______ were intended to parallel family life closely. a) Training schools b)Wilderness camps c)Cottage reformatories d)Industrial schools 12) If the due process model dominates the administration of justice in the future, there will probably be no limitations on a) the right to appeal. c) preventive detention. c)grand juries. d)plea bargaining. 13) Most teen courts have a/an _______ as the decision maker. a) youth judge b)peer jury c)tribunal d)adult judge 14) Which probation programmostclosely resembles a family setting? a)Wilderness probation c)Foster homes c)Group homes d)Day treatment programs 15) What is themostfrequently used correctional response for youths adjudicated delinquent? a) Incarceration b)Parole c)Waiver d)Probation 16) One age-old mechanism for dealing with unruly children was _______, which served as a primary means for teaching skilled trades to the children of the middle and upper classes. a) the house of refuge b)the apprenticeship system c)binding out d)placing out 17) After police processing, the juvenile offender is typically remanded to the local juvenile court's _______ screening. a) intake b) bail c)detention d) pleading 18) _______ were correctional facilities for juveniles that were designed to parallel family life and remove children from the negative influences of the urban environment. a) Institutional reformatories b)Houses of refuge c)Apprenticeships d)Cottage reformatories 19)Which of the following statements about wilderness probation programs istrue? a) They produce positive effects that are greater than the effects produced by probation programs that provide regular contact between probationers and probation officers. b) They assume that learning is best accomplished by acting in an environment where there are consequences for one's actions. c) They're known to produce negative effects, such as decreasing self-esteem and increasing criminal activity both before and after the program. d) They refrain from involving youths in a physically and emotionally challenging outdoor experience. 20) Participatory justice is a form of a) restorative justice. b)incapacitation. c)deterrence. d)punitive justice