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Juvenile Justice in America (6th Edition) Voices in the system are heard via a unique collection of first-person accounts that capture the personal, psychological and thinking processes that characterize juvenile misbehavior.Unique in approa


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Juvenile Justice in America (6th Edition)

Title:Juvenile Justice in America (6th Edition)
Author:Clemens Bartollas
Rating:4.60 (665 Votes)
Asin:0135050871
Format Type:Hardcover
Number of Pages:408 Pages
Publish Date:2010-01-30
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Editorial : From the Publisher The purpose of this text is to explore and define the important and emerging component of juvenile justice in the United States. As a field of study, juvenile justice has been largely neglected, and a definitive study has not been made. We judge that the history of juvenile justice, the processing of youth, the philosophy of juvenile justice, the detention of juveniles, and the diversion of youth from the juvenile justice system should all be included in discussing juvenile justice.

Unique in approach, JUVENILE JUSTICE IN AMERICA, 6/egives students an intimate look at the fascinating and sometimes tragic world of the juvenile offender and the juvenile justice system. Its comprehensive approach progresses from the history of juvenile justice to the types of delinquency, to the causes of offending, to juvenile courts, corrections, probation and community-based programming. Fully revised, this edition includes a new chapter on juvenile aftercare and sections on youth development and treatment. Voices in the system are heard via a unique collection of first-person accounts that capture the personal, psychological and thinking processes that characterize juvenile misbehavior.

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