So when minors are charged with crimes and they get convicted, there is a wide range of facilities that they can be ordered to. Now most juvenile justice systems are trying to keep the minors at home if that is the best place for them. So even if they are convicted and they are put on probation, the primary goal is to keep them home while they are on probation. If, however, the home environment is not suitable and it is not beneficial for them, a judge can put them in a group home and that is typically called placement of the child. And as the scale of the offenses gets more and more serious, that is when the facilities become more punitive. So for more serious crimes, minors can be placed in camps, probation camps, where they can do anywhere from four months to 12 months in custody living in dormitories with 40 or 60 other juvenile offenders. And for the most serious offenders, they can be sent to places like the Youth Authority, which is essentially prison for juveniles.