Source: (2000) University of Pennsylvania Law Review 148(4):1303
Examines the treatment of the juvenile justice system on juvenile delinquency in the United States. Goals of the juvenile justice system; Effects of the juvenile crime legislation on juvenile crime; Role of public perception in creating a cyclical response to juvenile delinquency; Presentation of a restorative justice model as an alternative to purely rehabilitative aims.
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