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The principal enactments of
the law are the criminal
procedure Act (CPA) and

The concurrent list in
Nigeria is one of the
__powers.

The process of helping a
criminal to attain or regain
his potential as a citizen is

when a person already has
a bad reputation, it is
difficult to change it
because others will
continue to blame or
suspect him, i.e.____

In the UNconvention on the
Right of a child defines the
age of a child as anyone
who is from
years

Those who broke rules but
have never been caught or
officially labeled are the
deviants

when people define
situations as real they
become real in their
consequences” was quoted
by

By section 30 of the
Nigerian criminal code, a
person under the age of
years is not criminally
responsible for an act or
omission

Cannabis is obtained from
the Indian hemp plaint
called ______

The focus point of
rehabilitation perspective is
on how punishment can be
used to
the offender’s behavior.

The _____ force is the
primary points of contact
between the population and
the criminal laws.

The constitution that
interpreted to forbid any
criminal law to violates
fairness and equality of a
person’s right is

The juvenile court
reaffirmed and extended on
the ______ doctrine

The
_approach considers
persons under the age of
18 to be juvenile. However,
when children under this
age commit serious crime
such as murder, they may
be prosecuted as adults

The Juvenile court is
otherwise known as
court because of its
paternalistic philosophy

The____ is the major factor
by the lineages from which
people derive their primary
identity.

rotten apples spoil the
barrel means______

The
otherwise called sedative or
hypnotics are drugs that
have effects on the brain

The concept of _______
philosophy which states
that the state acts as the
benevolent parent to
assume responsibility for
the care of the children.

The theory has a number of
roots on the idea of W.I.
Thomas that “when people
define situations as real
they become real in their
consequences”.This
means___

According to___ community
is the agent for the
internalization of values,
ideas, beliefs and customs
through the process of
learning.

According to the
author_____,among the
youths marijuana is the
second most common drug
abused after alcohol .

The ___approach regards
delinquency as fighting with
siblings, destruction of
property, stealing of money
from the family members

The drugs are used to
increase energy and
fighting spirit are_____

crimes against property
incude___

The parens patriae doctrine
means

The family courts were first
established in the _______
in 1910

Durkheim introduced the
concept of Anomie derived
from
__word meaning “without
norms”.

One means by which
corporate lineages exert
reaction over its members
is _______.

A juvenile may be placed
for a specified period with a
maximum of
years under the supervision
of probation officers

operant conditioning is
drawn from the field of
____________

Any criminal law that
conflicts with the various
provisions of the
constitution will definitely be
challenged in the
court

The penal code which is
applicable in the Northern
states of Nigeria stipulates
that sexual intercourse with
a girl below the age of
years is rape, and attracts
life imprisonment.

common law is developed
by courts from the common
customs and practices in

where the child stimulates
social adjustment by
suppressing his instinctual
wishes so that a state of
latent delinquency arises is
called ____

Indeed gossip, ostracism,
rumour, derision are all
powerful corrective
measures for reforming
______ behaviour.

Technically, probation,
which may be granted only
by the court, is a form of

The exponent of the
Realist School who sees
law as an expression of the
state through the court is

The United Nations
convention on the rights of
the Child states
Article______to make every
effort to prevent the sale,
trafficking and abduction of
children.

The _______ viewed
juvenile delinquency as an
offence against God and
God’s law.

That process which brings
about conformity to
society’s norms and law
is_____

The law which defines
offences as well as the
rights and duties of citizens
is

Corporate lineages play a
dormant role in most small
scale ______ societies.

These are violent crimes
except___

That which defines
expected or appropriately
behavior for particular
situations lack specificity to
how and when they apply is
_____

The definition of offences
states the
acts such as murder, sexual
assault, robbery, or theft.

Once children are labeled
delinquent, they become
______.

Almost anything that youth
does that others do not like
is called
_______________.

The positivists ideology was
characterised by

These mechanisms such as
socialization, public opinion,
corporate lineages, familial
systems and moots is
associated with_____