You are a juvenile corrections officer?tasked with?making recommendations?to a judge?for?a juvenile’s entire course of treatment

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You are a juvenile corrections officer?tasked with?making recommendations?to a judge?for?a juvenile’s entire course of treatment. You?can advise on?the?sanctions?they should receive;?the?components of their correctional treatment;?the programs, training, or institutions that should?assist them;?any?alternatives?or?special conditions?to consider;?and?terms for?their?aftercare?and transition back into the community.

Write?a?525- to 700-word?correctional?dispositional plan?for?a juvenile.

 use as an example?case study?for this week’s?assignment:

• Gina, from?the?Ch. 11 Critical Thinking Exercises #3?(p. 313)

Developing a Dispositional Plan Assume that you are a judge in the juvenile court. Gina, a 14-year-old juvenile, is accused of aggravated robbery in your court. At the adjudication hearing, Gina admits her guilt in the offense in which she served as a lookout and getaway driver for her boyfriend and another accomplice. At the time of the robbery, Gina was under the influence of narcotics and alcohol. Gina was habitually truant from school, was living at home with her mother who is a single parent with two jobs, and was frequently out past curfew at home. Gina’s mother testifies that she has trouble supervising Gina due to her two jobs and Gina’s association with the wrong crowd. Gina tested relatively poorly on educational and social assessments conducted by the probation department. She has had no prior adjudications or detainments by police. She is currently pregnant by her boyfriend, who has been committed as a result of this offense. Develop a dispositional plan for Gina using the alternatives discussed in this chapter. What special treatment and conditions will you impose on Gina? Your decision can combine alternatives from this chapter and anything else you deem relevant.

Note:?If you choose an example?with a known?correctional plan,?do not propose the same?plan from the original case study.?Make your own recommendations for?a?different?process?for?the juvenile’s?treatment. 

Complete?the following in your?recommended plan for the juvenile:

• Summarize?the outcome of the adjudication process and the disposition in this case.
• Describe?the treatment of the juvenile in this situation.
• Explain?how law enforcement?and the courts?might?have?interacted differently with?this person?as a juvenile?than if he?or she?had been an?adult.
• Explain?the risk factors that need to be considered in the assessment of this juvenile.
• Explain?how the combination of factors considered in this case were connected and influenced the?original?outcome, if at all.
• List?any additional information you would like to have?before considering?other?correctional?treatments?for the juvenile.
• Recommend?2?alternative?correctional strategies for this juvenile:?1?that?includes?a correctional program?that exists in your state?and?1?other?potential?option.
• Explain?how you could?monitor,?measure,?report, and support the juvenile’s?progress?through treatment.
• Justify?your?plan?with?evidence?that supports your recommendations.

Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines. Minimum 1 scholarly reference is required.