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Juvenile Court: How is it different? The courtroom is a complex network of rules and nuances that are most accurately traversed by adept attorneys who are skilled at finding the path to the most suitable outcome. But are these rules different for juvenile court? Are the sentences different because the person is young? As in any case, it’s complicated.
If you’re charged in adult court, you’re the “defendant.” In juvenile court, things are a little different. The defendant is known as the “respondent.” And the respondent isn’t charged or convicted, they’re “adjudicated.” It’s really just a matter of language. The penalties for adults and adolescents could possibly be similar depending on the circumstances of the crime.
In the past, juveniles in the state of Kansas weren’t entitled to a trial by jury; the judge simply decided their fate. But the Kansas Supreme Court decided against this because of the dramatic consequences the outcome could have on the juvenile’s life from that point forward. The important thing to remember is that a jury simply decides if the respondent is guilty or not guilty of the crime; the judge administers the sentence accordingly.