Developments in Juvenile Justice from a European and Global Perspective

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Summary: Communication submitted in the First
International Conference of Juvenile
Justice "Juvenile Justice and the Prevention of
Juvenile Delinquency in a Globalized World".
Salamanca 2004.
Changing Juvenile Justice Systems: New Forms and the Rise of Juvenile
Crime as a Challenge for Juvenile Criminal Justice
Are the Criminological Bases of Juvenile Justice and the Prioritisation of
Education (Pettiness and Episodic Nature of Youth Crime) still valid?
Contemporary Trends in the Reforms of Juvenile Justice Systems
Typology of Juvenile Justice Systems and Ages of Criminal Responsibility in
Comparison
The Recommendation of the European Council on 'New ways of dealing
with juvenile delinquency and the role of juvenile justice'.Owner: Frieder Dünkel pdf: www.oijj.org/contador.php?url=doc/documental_1215_en.pdf&tabla=1&cod=1215

Organisation: 
no associated organisation
Articles: 
Article 40: Administration of juvenile justice
Attachment Link: 
http://www.oijj.org/contador.php?url=doc/documental_1215_en.pdf&tabla=1&cod=1215

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