RT Article
T1 Risks, rights or both? Evaluating the common aetiology of negative and positive outcomes for young people to inform youth justice practice
A1 Haines, Kevin
A2 Case, Stephen
LA English
YR 2011
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1588522229
AB "The policy and practice of the Youth Justice System of England and Wales has become dominated by risk-focused, offender-first approaches underpinned by the deterministic, reductionist and psychosocially-biased risk factor prevention paradigm. Using the All Wales Youth Offending Strategy and the evaluation of the Welsh Assembly Government's 'Extending Entitlement' youth inclusion strategy as its touchstones, this paper explores a rights- and entitlements-based, children first model of working with young people. This model critiques the management of risks and the purported 'common aetiology' of negative and positive behaviours/ outcomes and evidences the potential advantages of pursuing a proactive, inclusionary, children first, children’s rights agenda when seeking to reduce youth offending." [author's abstract]
CN 360 301
K1 Rechtsanwendung
K1 Kriminalität
K1 Psychosoziale Entwicklung
K1 Strafrecht
K1 Modell
K1 Rechtsauslegung
K1 Großbritannien
K1 Jugendlicher
K1 Rechtsordnung
K1 Ätiologie
K1 Rechtsanspruch
K1 Ursachenforschung