[PDF] Top 20 Youth offending teams, race and justice – after the watershed (Part One)

... way race and criminal justice is approached, to one of rights and ...of race equality across the range of public services including criminal justice ...of race and criminal ... See full document

... Part One of this briefing set out statistics highlighting the over representation of Black young people and those from other minority ethnic communities at all points in the criminal justice and ... See full document

... 9.13 Where the young person has been unable to comply with the order for unforeseen circumstances such as their own illness, illness or death of a close family member, or the family, with permission, were out of the ... See full document

... case. One possible explanation lies in the notion of retaliation, which has been proposed in the literature as one of the causal factors in RMO ...to race was overstated. Offending in some of ... See full document

... the youth justice system that this is the ...2010 Youth Justice Performance Improvement Framework, 75 per cent of Youth Offending Teams had good or excellent strategic ... See full document

... 2.1. Probation staff can come into initial contact with offenders at a variety of stages in the criminal justice process. An offender manager meets the offender at the pre-sentence stage if a pre- sentence report ... See full document

... the Youth Offending Teams now have a statutory duty to consult and inform victims of serious, violent and sexual offences about release plans for those prisoners returning to the ...and Youth ... See full document

... Another hypothesis is that men seek help less because they lack the necessary social support networks within which to seek it. The theory is that appropriate social support networks facilitate help-seeking by providing ... See full document

... further offending based on group data of others with similar ...no one risk assessment instrument has shown unequivocal positive results in predicting future offending amongst young people who ... See full document

... Interventions within youth justice systems draw on a range of rationales and philosophies. Traditionally demarcated by a welfare/justice binary, the complex array of contemporary rationales meld ... See full document

... The Authority may establish and operate a treatment and training service, and is authorized to make use of "law enforcement, detention, probation, parole, medical, educational, correctio[r] ... See full document

... This is massively cost effective, easy to implement and most importantly really works as the young people actively engage and consider the implications and realities. Those involved, or potentially involved are truly ... See full document

... It will be important to continue to develop knowledge and understanding about the vulnerabilities of young males and how to design services that meet their needs better. Understanding individual barriers to help-seeking ... See full document

... The dataset used for this study contained demographic and clinical information from 80 children/youth between the ages of 6 and 18 years (M = 13.12, SD = 2.70). The SBT clients are male (83.8%) and female (16.3%) ... See full document

... from offending than men, and it is argued here that this is because women have greater access to opportunities to spend as well as to accumulate capital in the transition to ... See full document

... the Youth Court are specially trained to undertake these roles, but defence lawyers are not required to have specialist training before they appear in the Youth ...the Youth Court than they would ... See full document

... scored one or two standard deviations below the mean for ...least one of the expected qualifications, only 44% of children with persisting SLI achieved ... See full document

... with offending by young people: Riley and Shaw (1985), Graham and Bowling (1995) and Flood-Page and colleagues ...self-reported offending data, and developed the use of these methods for large-scale ... See full document

... as offending history or ...reducing offending and the identification of the associated needs that can be addressed in pursuit of that goal (Andrews et ...approach one stage further, actively ... See full document

... the Youth Justice Board (YJB) in 2005, the findings were inconclusive as significant reductions in the seriousness and persistence of the offending behaviour of ISSP participants were identified but ... See full document