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Jan 1, 2015 · Drawing on data from a case study conducted in the north of England, this article focuses on the narratives of young people ‘on the margins’ of society who were involved with a range of ...
Apr 9, 2019 · Stakeholders across the six cases agreed that the state should protect young children from formal delinquency petitions when possible. Discretionary statutes and practices appeared to play a key yet inconsistent role in excluding younger children from juvenile court.
- Laura S. Abrams, Elizabeth S. Barnert, Matthew L. Mizel, Antoinette Bedros, Erica Webster, Isaac Bry...
- 2020
Jan 2, 2018 · Abstract. In this paper, the author explores the importance of play at various stages of literacy development and contends that play is an essential element of learning. The author begins by defining play and literacy, using examples to theoretically explore the play and literacy interface throughout the life span.
- Mikkaka Overstreet
- 2018
Apr 9, 2019 · Discretionary statutes and practices appeared to play a key yet inconsistent role in excluding younger children from juvenile court. Juvenile Justice Contact for Children Under Age 12 as...
Following this, it reveals two critical front-end activities: screening and assessment and informal and formal processing encompassing the roles of intake officers and prosecutors in these activities and how they comport with the juvenile court's traditional mission.
Jun 12, 2018 · Legal analysis identified two key factors: (a) the presence or absence of a distinct juvenile justice system, and (b) the stability (or fluctuation) of youth justice laws and age boundaries....
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Mar 26, 2010 · Using data from Los Angeles County (N= 581), the purpose of this study is to identify what characteristics among a crossover population are more likely to result in receiving harsher dispositions and higher recidivism rates.
