CORSICA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «UNRULY CERTIFICATE»
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unruly certificate dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan
unruly certificate dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Corsica.
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Justice of the Peace & Local Government Law
60 and 62 CJA 1991 - Whether unruly certificate procedure replaced by the new
statutory framework? Section 62 of the Criminal Justice Act 1991 contains the
transitory provisions regarding the remand to custody or 15 and 16 year-old
males ...
2
The Pocket A-Z of Criminal Justice
Older juveniles can only be sent to prison if a court issues an 'unruly certificate'.
Capital punishment (see Touchstones) is restricted to those aged 16 and over.
Local authorities get power to keep poor children out of the workhouse and
protect ...
Every evening when the courts closed any young prisoner from the age of 14 (
with an unruly certificate) to 21, remanded into custody, was brought to Ashford
Remand Centre. We accepted prisoners around the clock, but most of them were
...
4
So You Think You Know Me?
With no opportunity to clear the books this time, Jeg, Watty Eddie and I were
charged with theft and malicious damage totalling thousands of pounds; we were
to be held in custody under an Unruly Certificate and scheduled to appear on ...
5
Criminal Justice: An Introduction
... with juvenile offenders lie in the 1908 Children Act. This abolished
imprisonment for offenders below 14, and permitted imprisonment for those aged
14 and 15 only in exceptional cases (for which the court had to issue an 'unruly'
certificate).
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Controversial Issues In Prisons
The Children Act 1908 removed those aged under 14 from prison and made it
mandatory that for a court to send a young person to prison an 'unruly certificate'
must be issued (Newburn 2003). Although imprisonment for children was ...
Scott, David, Codd, Helen, 2010
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International Handbook of Juvenile Justice: Proceedings of ...
... 466, 469 10 Point Action Plan on Youth Crime, 446, 454 'Unruly Certificate',
457, 464 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, 462 Victim Perspective, 454
Welfarism, 439, 469 Welfare State Ethos, 439 Youth Court, 439, 538 Subject
Index.
Josine Junger-Tas, Scott H. Decker, 2010
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Youth Justice and The Youth Court: An Introduction
Older juveniles can only be sent to prison if a court issues an 'unruly certificate'.
Local authorities get power to keep poor children out of the workhouse and
protect them from abuse (the genesis of social services). The Act abolishes the
death ...
Mike Watkins, Diane Johnson, 2010
9
Growing Out of Crime: The New Era
The Children Act barred under-fourteens from prison and provided that 14-15
year olds could only go to prison if the court issued an 'unruly' certificate. These
measures were offset by a new short-term sentence of detention of periods of up
to ...
The youth failed to comply with conditional bail and was placed in custody on an
unruly certificate for seven days. A place was later found in secure
accommodation, and the youth was remanded to local authority accommodation
provided ...
