#juvenile justice
Juvenile justice is about how young people who commit crimes are handled by the legal system. It's different from the adult system, focusing more on rehabilitation. The documents here look at the differences between juvenile and adult justice systems, and how to motivate staff in juvenile justice. They also cover crime statistics, risk assessment, gender bias, and proposals for improving facilities and programs. Some use case studies and theories to explore these topics.
Criminal Justice, Criminology
Juvenile Justice System: Research Paper on Differences from Adult System
Criminology, Psychology
Motivation in Juvenile Justice: Herzberg’s Theory in Practice – CJA 444
CJA 444
Criminal Justice, Psychology
Future of Juvenile Justice: Proposal for a New Facility – CJA 374
CJA 374
Criminology, Law Enforcement
Juvenile Crime Statistics: The Juvenile Justice System – CJA/374
CJA/374
Criminal Justice, Psychology
Juvenile Risk Assessment: Case Studies and Solutions – CJA 374
CJA 374
Criminal Justice, Law
Juvenile and Adult Courts: Comparison for Criminal Justice – CJA 374
CJA 374
Criminology, Gender Studies
Gender Bias in Juvenile Justice: Annotated Bibliography – CJA 374
CJA 374
Criminology, Psychology
Criminal Behavior in Teenagers: Research Paper
Criminal Justice, Sociology
Improving Juvenile Facility Centers: Program Proposal with Community-Based Care
Criminal Justice, Public Policy
Criminal Justice Program Proposal, Part II: Juvenile Justice Reform