AFTER ACTIONS REPORT: CHAPTER 13:

1. Explain the difficulties in accurately defining a gang, gang member, and gang-related crime.
2. Describe the extent of the gang problem.
3. Differentiate between types of gangs.
4. Identify the major characteristics of gangs.
5. Explain why youths join gangs.
6. Describe the major responses to gangs.
7. Summarize efforts to control gang activity.

AFTER ACTIONS REPORT: CHAPTER 14:

1. Explain the difference between a rampage killing and a typical homicide.
2. Define paraphilia.
3. Define what drugs are and assess their impact on American youth.
4. Explain the concept of a chronic juvenile offender.
5. Describe the demographic profile of the juvenile hacker.
6. List the categories of hate groups and explain their attractiveness for juveniles.
7. Learn what the most common kind of child abuse is.
8. Describe the worlds of child prostitution and child exploitation.

AFTER ACTIONS REPORT: CHAPTER 15:

1. Identify the current trend in the legislation and philosophy of juvenile justice.
2. Describe the BARJ model of juvenile justice.
3. Outline the arguments both for and against abolishing the juvenile justice system.
4. Identify the three major types of specialty courts used in juvenile justice.
5. Describe Project CRAFT and discuss its success as an intervention strategy.
6. Describe the parental liability movement in juvenile justice.