Revisiting revolutions in youth justice: Daniel McCarthy makes sense of reductions in the size and scale of the youth justice system

D McCarthy

doi:10.1080/09627251.2014.950517

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Revisiting revolutions in youth justice: Daniel McCarthy makes sense of reductions in the size and scale of the youth justice system

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Revisiting revolutions in youth justice: Daniel McCarthy makes sense of reductions in the size and scale of the youth justice system

D McCarthy

Criminal Justice Matters, Vol.97(1), pp.16-17

07/2014

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/09627251.2014.950517

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Since 2008 there has been a marked reduction in the size and scale of the youth justice system (YJS) in England and Wales. Falls in the numbers of young people held in custody, receiving community penalties, entering the youth justice system, among a host of other changes have all taken place. © 2013 ©2013 Centre for Crime and Justice Studies.

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Title: Revisiting revolutions in youth justice: Daniel McCarthy makes sense of reductions in the size and scale of the youth justice system
Creators: D McCarthy
Publication Details: Criminal Justice Matters, Vol.97(1), pp.16-17
Date published: 07/2014
Date submitted: 22/09/2014
Identifiers: 99514423702346
Academic Unit: Department of Sociology
Resource Type: Journal article

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