#juvenile justice system
The juvenile justice system is the network of laws, institutions and practices that deal with young people who commit crimes. It is different from the adult system, and focuses more on rehabilitation. The documents here discuss the differences between juvenile and adult justice systems, and the theories and strategies behind juvenile justice. They also look at the future of the juvenile system, and provide definitions, comparisons and statistics to help understand the topic.
Criminal Justice, Criminology
Juvenile Justice System: Research Paper on Differences from Adult System
Criminal Justice, Criminology, Law Enforcement
Future of the Juvenile System: Research Paper – CJA 374
CJA 374
Corrections, Criminal Law, Criminology
The Juvenile Justice System: Criminal Law Foundations Evaluation – CJA 484
CJA 484
Criminal Justice, Law
Juvenile Justice System: Article with Definitions, Comparisons and Statistics – CJA 204, Week 5
CJA 204 · Week 5