Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act (RA 9344, Titles I, IV, and VII, as amended by RA 10630)

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1. Under current RA 9344 section 6, what is the criminal-liability rule for a child who was exactly fifteen years old at t…
2. For a child above fifteen but below eighteen, what circumstance is decisive to the section 6 exception to criminal exem…
3. What is the general rule on status offenses in current section 57?
4. An official requires a child in conflict with the law to walk through the community wearing a humiliating sign as punis…
5. Parents sued for damages under current section 20-D prove to the court that they exercised reasonable supervision at th…
6. A fourteen-year-old is alleged to have committed murder. Officials propose an adult criminal sentence, arguing that the…
7. A sixteen-year-old violates a local juvenile-curfew ordinance. The ordinance imposes imprisonment on the child and dire…
8. Compare a child who was fifteen at commission with a child who was sixteen and acted without discernment. Explain crimi…
9. A fourteen-year-old is alleged to have committed one of the serious offenses specifically listed in amended section 20-…
10. An official proposes branding a child publicly as a juvenile criminal and using threats and humiliating physical measur…
11. Under Section20-E, are victims of offenses committed by children excluded from assistance merely because the offender r…
12. For Section20-B’s repeat-offense framework, what prior intervention fact is specified?