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Serious and Violent Juvenile Offenders: A Juvenile and Family Court Training Project

NCJ Number
128840
Author(s)
D N Sandberg
Date Published
1982
Length
131 pages
Annotation
This volume presents an application for a training project designed to disseminate information on effective approaches that juvenile and family court judges can take to rehabilitate serious and violent juvenile offenders within the philosophic guidelines of the juvenile court in order to protect society and reduce serious and violent juvenile crime.
Abstract
The proposed project is sponsored by the national Council of Juvenile and Family Court judges. The proposed effort will focus on the role of judges and other juvenile justice practitioners in dealing with serious and violent juvenile offenders, youth gangs, and drug abuse and in providing detention facilities and setting pretrial detention criteria. Information will be disseminated through two major conferences. The proposal includes the required forms, background information, budget details, and details on the program's goals and expected outcomes. Forms and appended background information