1 resultado para Youth Criminal Justice Act
em Université de Lausanne, Switzerland
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When the Line is Crossed... : Paths to Control and Sanction Behaviour Necessitating a State Reaction
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The article presents a special form of a European comparative synopsis. For this case examples have been chosen ranging from administrative or minor (criminal) offences to increasingly serious offences and offenders. In this way it can be comparatively demonstrated how the criminal justice systems studied handle specific cases and whether they do so in a similar or different way.