GLOSSARY OF TERMS

1. Juvenile Delinquent – a young person who is not yet an adult and who is
guilty of committing a crime
2. Juvenile Court – a court that deals with young people who are not yet adults
3. Juvenile Correctional Centre – a prison for people under the age of
majority, often termed juvenile delinquents, to which they are waiting pre-trial
or have been sentenced to prison time or some other facility for long term care
and programs
4. Probation – a system that allows a person who has committed a crime not to
got prison if they behave well and if they regularly see an official for a fixed
period of time
5. Probation Officer – a person whose job is to check op people who are on
probation and help them

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QUESTIONNAIRE
1. Do you believe that juvenile delinquency is increasing in Jaipur?
2. Would you want to visit a Juvenile Correctional Centre or would you want to
know more about the life of juveniles?
3. Should a Juvenile Correctional facility be placed in midst of high-density
populated areas or be segregated?
4. Do you believe that there is an increase in the crimes committed by boys?
5. Do you believe that the current Juvenile Correctional Centers are well
equipped to deal with incarceration and reformation of juveniles?
6. According to you, is vocational and educational training for juveniles an aid to
their reformation process?
7. Do you think juveniles booked for heinous crimes should be segregated from
the rest?
8. Are the following effective in reducing or preventing juvenile delinquency?
Recreational Programs, Counselling Programs. Programs for School Drop-outs,
Drug & Alcohol Abuse Programs, State Juvenile Correction Centre
9. Is the infrastructure enough to cater to all the inmates, staff and parole
officers?
10. Whilst designing building and site level enclosure, what takes precedence, a)
To promote community interaction and generate interest in their lifestyle b)
Strict security measures to prevent jailbreak or c) combination of both?
11. Which of the options are better in the context of security, a) an inmate in a
locked room or b) Scheduled outside time or c) Regimented mixture
emphasizing on both?
12. How do you think constant vigilance should be maintained in order to
account for the full capacity of the center, a) Planning of areas keeping in mind
LOS b) Technological surveillance and timely patrolling or c) mixture of both?
13. According to you, is vocational and educational training for juveniles an aid
to their reformation process?

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