Do you agree that juvenile courts should be closed to public

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Question - The purpose of this Discussion Board is to learn more about the juvenile court in your jurisdiction and how cases move through the juvenile justice system. Within federal courts, juvenile cases are heard in the same court. However, during the proceedings, the courtroom is cleared and closed to the public.

Research the juvenile court system in your jurisdiction (state courts), and address the following questions:

Is your juvenile court in the same location as your state trial court? If not, why do you think that is?

Do you agree that juvenile courts should be closed to the public?

If you could change one thing about juvenile courts to improve the courts, what would it be, and why?

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