The American juvenile justice system

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The American juvenile justice system

Gennaro F. Vito, Deborah G. Wilson ; preface by J. Price Foster

(Law and criminal justice series, v. 5)

Sage Publications, c1985

  • pbk.

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Bibliography: p. 123-130

Includes index

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Description

The American Juvenile Justice System, designed as an introductory text, gives a concise overview of the structure and processes of juvenile justice as practiced in the United States. The changing philosophies of juvenile justice and delinquency, the structure of juvenile courts, the rights of juveniles and ways of evaluating the effectiveness of juvenile justice programmes are all discussed in this comprehensive work.

Table of Contents

Defining the Scope of Juvenile Justice Detection, Identification, and Prevention The Police The Juvenile Court System and Procedure The Adjudication Process Sanctioning Delinquents Determining Program Success or Failure

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