1. Assume that you are a judge in juvenile court. Gina, a 14-year-old juvenile, is accused of aggravated robbery in your court. At the adjudication hearing, Gina admits her guilt as she served as the 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 no prior adjudications or detainments by police. She is currently pregnant by her boyfriend, who was found guilty and is serving time in prison for the robbery. Develop a dispositional plan for Gina using alternative sanctions available for juveniles. What special treatment and conditions will you impose on Gina? Be sure to explain why you chose these options.