The juvenile justice system has been defined as "justice that applies to children and adolescents with concern for their health, safety and welfare under socio-legal standards and procedures."is this definition adequite? why or why not?

Yes, it is adequate

Explanation:

This definition is adequate. This is an accurate definition because it addresses its definition from both the social aspect of a child's or adolescents life and also considered the legal aspect because of the concern for such happening again during adulthood. However, it also clearly depcits its concern for the health, safety, and welfare of these children and adolescent and this can help in changing these children for good rather than hardening them in the future.