What is a good question to make Based on the following points: In the juvenile justice system: Rehabilitation is the goal of the system because juveniles are considered developmentally different from adults and, therefore, still "savable. "There is limited public access to juvenile records and court proceedings to avoid stigmatizing the juvenile. Both legal factors (such as severity of the offense} and extralegal factors (such as family history, attitude, and school) are taken into consideration during the juvenile justice process. Juveniles do not have the right to bail, although in some jurisdictions, bailis allowed. Juveniles do not have a constitutional right to a jury trial, although some states, in some circumstances, have allowed a jury trial. Indeterminate dispositions [sentences] are common. Juveniles often need to prove they are rehabilitated before their dispositions are considered finished. The probation officer has a central role in all stages in the system. VS. Adult Justice System. Deterrence in the form of punishment is the goal of the system because adults are assumed to be rational actors who are unlikely to engage in bad behavior if the punishment is commensurate with the crime. There is public access to criminal records, and court proceedings are open to the public. Only legat factors can be considered during the pretrial and trial stages. Victim impact statements may be taken into consideration during the sentencing stage. Adults