1
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Establish prisons for young 1838 - to prevent…
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Moral ‘contamination’ by adult offenders
2
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1850s - reformatories and industrial schools (7-14 year olds): moral education programmes to…
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Deter and prevent offending
Intervention couched in a language of care
3
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1908 Children Act introduced 3 features:
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- Barred under 14s from prison
- Restricted use of imprisonment for 14-15
- Remand homes - further separation of juveniles from adults
4
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What began to emerge at beginning of 1900s, formalised by the 1908 Children Act?
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Juvenile courts
5
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Probation emerged in…
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1907
6
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1908 Prevention of Crime Act - Borstals to cater for 16-21 (juvenile-adult category) to provide…
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Instruction and discipline
Youth Justice
flashcards
Decks in class (19)
# Cards
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1 Youth Justice 'System'11
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2 Youth Justice Board6
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3 Youth Courts8
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4 What Is Youth?8
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5 Age Of Criminal Responsibility6
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6 Development Of The Youth Justice System3
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7 Development Of A 'Welfare' Agenda4
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8 Changes In CJS6
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9 1900s Welfare Becomes Established10
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10 Welfare Model7
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11 Up To 1970s...8
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12 1970s-early 1990s7
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13 Just Deserts (Justice Model)7
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14 Criminal Justice And Public Order Act 19945
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15 Labour 1997 Onwards...9
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16 Restorative Justice6
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17 Summary7
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Welfare Approach18
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Just Deserts/Justice Approach19
