Juvenile Justice Jeopardy Assessment Questionnaire - Brockton Street Game

To ensure that Strategies for Youth develops a relevant and impactful Juvenile Justice Jeopardy “Street” game for youth in your jurisdiction, we seek input from stakeholders including law enforcement officers, judges, magistrates, prosecutors, defenders, probation officers, youth advocates, and community members – including young people! Survey responses are anonymous, unless you indicate otherwise.

Thank you for your assistance!
1.Are you a young person in Brockton? (Under 25 years old)
2.If you are not a young person in Brockton, in what capacity do you work with young people in Brockton? (e.g. teacher, mentor, sheriff’s deputy, defender, parent)
3.What part of police interactions do young people have trouble understanding or want more information about? (e.g. pat frisks/searches, questioning, filming officers, right to remain silent)
4.Where do young people and police most frequently interact? (e.g. school, street, cars, parks, home)
5.What type of offenses do young people not realize they can get arrested for or want more information about? (e.g. joyriding, shoplifting, vandalism, peer-to-peer fighting, underage sex, etc.)
6.Are young people posting themselves engaged in incriminating behavior and conduct on social media? Is there a general example you can share?
7.What, if any, risky sexual behavior are young people engaging in? (e.g. sexting, underage sex, trading sex for drugs or other goods)
8.Who are young people getting into physical fights with most often? (e.g. classmates, rival youth, parents, dating partners, etc.)
9.Youth and Guns:
10.Youth and Drugs:
11.What are the most common crimes young people engage in together? (e.g. robberies, burglaries, car theft, vandalism)
12.The game questions cover concepts like constructive and joint possession, accomplice liability, and felony murder. Are there other legal issues we should cover?
13.Are there any other juvenile justice related topics that you suggest the game address?
14.Are there any recent local cases or situations that you would like us to be aware of?