Explain juveniles are processed as compared to adults

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Select and compare two theories that relate to juveniles including the strengths and limitations of each theory.
Discuss the major components of the juvenile justice system and their functions.
Explain how juveniles are processed as compared to adults.
Include one program that attempts to reduce juvenile delinquency.

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