Young Offenders


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Law Council of Australia · 22 October 2024 English

Youth Justice Inquiry 4 Acknowledgements The Law Council of Australia is grateful to its National Human Rights Committee, Indigenous Legal Issues Committee and its Equal Opportunity Committee, as well as …

presumptions against bail for children and young offenders; • extension to children of serious offences solutions. It is important to acknowledge that young offenders can and do commit crimes that can have significant role of the media, for example in portraying young offenders as particularly dangerous or in need of ‘control’


Redfern Legal Centre · 14 October 2024 English

The data supports much of the anecdotal evidence from our clients about the disproportionate policing of First Nations children and young people. [...] The Canadian Supreme Court noted that “women …

was to identify and, if necessary, arrest young offenders. The police officers were not using body-worn considered diversionary options under the Young Offenders Act 1997. Arrest for a young person should reflected in state legislation such as the Young Offenders Act 1997 (NSW). However, RLC is concerned that considered alternatives to arrest pursuant to the Young Offenders Act 1997 (NSW). No warning was given or caution


Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia · 10 October 2024 English

The terms of reference of this inquiry are: (a) the outcomes and impacts of youth incarceration in jurisdictions across Australia; (b) the over-incarceration of First Nations children; (c) the degree …

by limited data. In Western Australia, the Young Offenders Act 1994 (WA) provides police with discretionary discretionary powers to divert alleged young offenders from court proceedings by way of a caution or referral serious offences (contained in Schedule 1 of the Young Offenders Act 1994 (WA)), both of these diversionary provisions, the general principles underpinning the Young Offenders Act 1994 (WA), and years of highlighting the 18, 2017), 11. 11 Young Offenders Act 1994 (WA) s 23. 12 Ibid. 13 Young Offenders Act 1994 (WA) s 29


IPA: Institute of Public Affairs · 9 October 2024 English

The primary goal of the criminal justice system must be the protection of the community. [...] Over the past ten years, overall spending on incarcerating youth offenders has increased by …

Statistics (2024) Preventing the incarceration of young offenders There is widespread acknowledgement that imprisoning at-risk youth with a focus on rehabilitating young offenders so that they could become contributing members


UNODC: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime · 28 September 2024 English

The project aimed to improve the legal and operational frameworks regarding trafficking in persons; enhance the capacities of governmental and non-governmental actors at the national and local levels in the …

incarcerated; (ii) improving the educational status of young offenders; (iii) life skills and coping techniques; psychosocial


RAND Corporation · 19 September 2024 English

This report presents findings and recommendations from an expert panel that explored challenges and opportunities associated with closing juvenile residential facilities and implementing community-based alternatives. The highest-priority needs centered on …

savings, and recognition of the need to treat young offenders with a focus on rehabilitation rather than savings, and recognition of the need to treat young offenders with a focus on rehabilitation rather than


UNODC: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime · 17 September 2024 English

What are the best practices currently being implemented in your criminal justice system to enhance access to legal aid and fair trials? How do these best practices improve outcomes for …

trained specifically in handling cases involving young offenders. Specialized Juvenile Unit: The specialized reduces the likelihood of recidivism among young offenders. Ensuring that legal aid is accessible to all pardons to specific vulnerable groups, such as young offenders, victims of war, and individuals from marginalized are trained to address the unique needs of young offenders. This specialization ensures that minors receive psychological, social, and developmental needs of young offenders. Legal professionals who are better trained


UN: The United Nations · 17 September 2024 English

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their arrest. Attorneys selected to represent young offenders underwent specific training; defenders were monitored. She wondered why a large proportion of young offenders declined to modify their sentence of deprivation


EU: European Union · 13 September 2024 English

2024 marks 40 years since the launch of the EU’s first funding programme dedicated to science, research and innovation. This booklet presents a symbolic 40 stories to illustrate the breadth …

some of society’s most- marginalised groups – young offenders, migrants and the rural poor shared ownership


UN: The United Nations · 10 September 2024 English

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5 years. Efforts were made to rehabilitate young offenders held in correctional facilities so that they sentences remained in an institution for young offenders until they had served their sentence or reached detainees currently being held in facilities for young offenders in Turkmenistan, of whom approximately 35 were


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