This book provides a detailed description of how professional groups collaborate in reaching sentencing decisions in children's courts. Even when it does not lead to riots or looting, the problem of youth crime continues to concern welfare and justice professionals across the developed world. Following in the tradition of ethnographers, such as Aaron Cicourel and Robert Emerson, this book provides a detailed description of how professional groups collaborate in reaching sentencing decisions in children's courts. Based on observation of hearings in the three Australian states of Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales, it describes the practical considerations in sentencing minor, and repeat offenders, and the mitigating factors that influence magistrates. These include economic circumstances, family problems and psychological difficulties, but also youthfulness itself. The study conveys the immense institutional effort spent in trying to reduce or contain the problem of youth offending in a developed, well-ordered society, which we largely take for granted. It supplies a well-documented insight into what actually happens inside children's courts, and the challenges in addressing youth offending. "This book has a discursive quality... It is a very user-friendly book and will be particularly accessible by students at all levels, both those with and without any socio-legal or criminology background." -Sharyn Roach Anleu, Professor of Social and Policy Studies, Flinders University, Australia "The book offers a well-researched and critiqued study of the sentencing of children... The discussion around theory is excellent. And the writing style is accessible and inviting." -Rosemary Sheehan, Associate Professor of Sociology, Monash University, Australia
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Questo libro fornisce una descrizione dettagliata di come professionista gruppi collaborano nel raggiungimento di decisioni di condanna nei tribunali dei minori. Anche quando non porta a disordini o saccheggi, il problema della criminalità giovanile continua a riguardare benessere e la giustizia professionisti in tutto il mondo sviluppato. Seguendo la tradizione di etnografi, come Aaron Cicourel e Robert Emerson, questo libro fornisce una descrizione dettagliata di come professionista gruppi collaborano nel raggiungimento di decisioni di condanna nei tribunali dei minori. Basata sull'osservazione delle udienze nei tre stati australiani della Tasmania, Victoria e New South Wales, descrive le considerazioni pratiche di condanna minore, e recidivi, e dei fattori attenuanti che influenzano magistrati. Questi includono circostanze economiche, problemi familiari e difficoltà psicologiche, ma in sé la giovinezza anche. Lo studio trasmette l'immenso sforzo istituzionale spesi nel tentativo di ridurre o contenere il problema di offendere i giovani in una società sviluppata, ben ordinata, che in gran parte diamo per scontato. Fornisce una visione ben documentata in ciò che effettivamente accade all'interno tribunali dei minori, e le sfide nell'affrontare offendere i giovani. "Questo libro ha una qualità discorsiva ... E 'un libro molto user-friendly e sarà il par
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