1.choose two types of trial waivers that are currently used in your state's juvenile court system. Compare the differences and similarities in the method in which the court uses such waivers. Justify your response.
2. suppose a thirteen year old individual previously charged with repeated shoplifting offenses is now facing stiffer sentencing. Given this individual's history, debate whether or not you believe he / she can contest any of the waivers that your state juvenile court may use. Provide a rationale for your response.
3.Determine three key differences between an adult criminal court and a juvenile court. Justify the basis for these differences, and provide a rationale for your response.
4.John Doe, a juvenile, has engaged in a felony offense such as burglary, robbery, or manslaughter. Suggest two different circumstances in which you believe Joe would be granted a jury trial in a juvenile court setting. Provide a rationale for your response.