Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act. A federal statute that provides funding, assistance, training, and support to state-operated juvenile-justice programs, initiatives, and court systems. 42 USCA §§ 5601–5785.
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Hikenild Street 〈英〉哈艾克尼尔德大街 英格兰的四条古罗马大道〔Roman roads of Britain〕之一，从圣戴维街〔St. David’s〕到泰恩茅斯〔Tynemouth〕，也称作「Ikenild street」。
Uniform Juvenile Court Act. A 1968 model statute designed to (1) provide for the care, protection, and moral, mental, and physical development of the children who come under its provisions, (2) provide juvenile delinquents with treatment, training, and rehabilitation rather than criminal punishment, (3) attempt to keep families together unless separation of parents and children
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dote unde nil habet (doh-tee [schwa]n-dee nil hay-bet). See DE DOTE UNDE NIL HABET.
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plea of nil debet 不欠债答辩 在简单合同〔simple contract〕之债或其他非基于盖印合同〔contract under seal〕或终结性记载的债务诉讼中，被告提出的一种概括否认答辩〔general plea〕。 (→nil debet)
Uniform Interstate Juvenile Compact. An agreement that regulates the treatment of juveniles who are not under proper supervision or control, or who have run away or escaped, and who are likely to endanger their own or others’ health, morals, or welfare. • The Compact is relied on by the state to transport juvenile runaways back
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A juvenile who has been certified to be tried as an adult.
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nil debet (nil deb-[schwa]t). [Latin “he owes nothing”] Hist. A general denial in a debt action on a simple contract. “The proper general issue in debt on simple contracts and statutes is ‘nil debet,’ which is a formal denial of the debt. It denies not only the existence of any contract, but under it any