juvenille justice

Juvenile crime prevention is a problem all Americans think. Various kinds of programs have been started to reduce juvenile delinquency. I found that the after school plan is effective. Over 28 million children or their parents' parents are working. The fact is that children who are left behind after school often do not go well and that they are likely to drop out of school due to those supervised after school. The fact also indicates that most juvenile crimes occur between 2 pm and 8 pm.

In 1974, the Juvenile Judicial Crime Prevention Act was passed and it became an important milestone in the history of juvenile delinquency. Since the establishment of the Juvenile Court, this act was the most fundamental change in juvenile justice. The Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act has five main points. First, it stipulates legalization to prevent status violators from being regarded as illegal. Second, it stipulates the institutionalization of juvenile correction so that only the most serious juvenile offenders are subject to imprisonment. In addition, the Act provides that status violators should not be institutionalized, and adult prison and juvenile boys should be separated by visual and auditory senses of adults. Third, we are expanding the use of change as an alternative to the formal handling of the Juvenile Court. Fourth, it continues to be applied to the minor's legal proceedings

A detailed explanation of the juvenile justice process is outside the scope of this report. The Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Bureau briefly outlines the structure and process of the juvenile justice system and the process. Professor Michele Deitch has a more comprehensive overview of the history, standards, legislation, and contemporary issues of the juvenile justice system in China. National Correction Research Institute, "Quality Practice Desktop Guide for Cooperation with Young People in Prison" (2014). A