The primary goal of juvenile sentencing is to rehabilitate the juvenile offender and prevent future criminal behavior.

Restitution is not a type of juvenile sentencing disposition. It is a form of compensation that a juvenile offender may be ordered to pay to the victim of their crime.

The maximum length of time a juvenile can be incarcerated in a juvenile detention facility is 2 years.

The juvenile's family background is not a factor that is considered when determining the appropriate sentence for a juvenile offender.

The purpose of a juvenile transfer hearing is to determine if a juvenile should be tried as an adult.

Juvenile offenders do not have the right to a trial by jury during a juvenile transfer hearing.

The standard of proof that must be met in order to transfer a juvenile to adult court is clear and convincing evidence.

The juvenile's amenability to treatment is not a factor that a judge may consider when deciding whether to transfer a juvenile to adult court.

The purpose of a juvenile disposition hearing is to determine the appropriate sentence for a juvenile offender.

Restitution is not a type of juvenile disposition that a judge may impose. It is a form of compensation that a juvenile offender may be ordered to pay to the victim of their crime.

The purpose of a juvenile aftercare program is to provide support and supervision to juvenile offenders after they have been released from custody, to help juvenile offenders find jobs and housing, and to provide counseling and treatment to juvenile offenders.

Inadequate resources is not a challenge to the juvenile justice system.

The purpose of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (JJDPA) is to improve the juvenile justice system, reduce juvenile delinquency, and provide funding for juvenile justice programs.

The use of incarceration as a last resort is not a core principle of the JJDPA.

The role of the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) is to administer the JJDPA, provide funding for juvenile justice programs, and develop and implement juvenile justice policies.