Developing Good Character And Correcting Deviant Behavior...

The Juvenile Justice Court is one of the most important courts of limited jurisdiction in the justice system (Carp, Stidham, Manning, 2012). Developing good character and correcting deviant behavior early in Americas youth is essential to the future generation. According to May and Ruddell (2012), the fist idea of segregating juvenile criminality from adults came about in the early 1800 and in 1899 Chicago was the first city in America to establish a juvenile court. In Georgia, the first child court was established in 1911 in Fulton County, GA and today all counties have one juvenile court to process minors committing delinquent acts or Status offences (Juvenile Justice, n.d.). Georgia juvenile court judges in most cases are appointed by the chief judge of the superior court in the circuit. However, the superior court judges in smaller counties or areas with low populations will preside over juvenile cases without appointing a special jurisdictional justice (Juvenile Justice, n.d.). 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