Problem
A. Doug is a 16-year-old who is accused of committing murder in the course of a store robbery. Doug is not going to waive to adult court. Under state law, Doug is eligible for a 40-year determinate sentence from the juvenile court. With reference to the issues discussed in McKeever v. Pennsylvania, should Doug have a right to a jury trial? Has anything changed since the Supreme Court rendered its decision in McKiever that should guarantee a juvenile the right to a jury trial? Explain your answer thoroughly.
B. Describe the differences between juvenile and adult processes for each stage: detention, adjudication, corrections, and record keeping.