Child Offender in UK Law
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A Reply to the NSW Royal Commission Inquiry into Paedophilia: Victim
Report Studies and Child Sex Offender Profiles — A Bad
Match?
This article questions the validity of the fixated/regressed classification scheme of child sex offenders used by the Royal Commission into the New South Wal...
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Case study reflections of an internet child abuse material offender informing the development of a proposed assessment instrument
Purpose: Internet child abuse material (I/CAM) offences negatively affect children in our own communities and in the wider virtual world. This study aims to understand the differentiation between o...
- The Child, the Family and the Young Offender
- THE CHILD, THE FAMILY AND THE YOUNG OFFENDER—SWEDISH STYLE (1973)
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Bullying Enters the 21st Century? Turning a Critical Eye to Cyber-bullying Research
Current concerns around cyber-bullying emphasize child-victims and have prompted calls for understanding and reaction to an alleged new type of child-offender. Though there is little doubt that cyb...... ... child-victims and have prompted calls for understanding and reaction to an eged new type of child-offender. Though there is little doubt that cyber-bullying is a phenomenon with ... ...
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The Continuing Chronology of Confusion
International human rights law states that child well-being must be paramount. The aims of the Youth Justice System in England and Wales should reflect this, but the present system fails to do so a...... ... , Leicester, UKAbstractInternational human rights law states that child well-being must be paramount. The aims of theYouth Justice System in ... prevented by prioritisingthe welfare and well-being of the child offender. Adopting this approach would satisfy inter-national obligations and ... ...
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‘They Really Should Start Listening to You’: The Benefits and Challenges of Co-Producing a Participatory Framework of Youth Justice Practice
This article presents the findings from a pioneering project between a university and 10 regional youth justice services. The project resulted in the co-production, with young people, of a framewor...... ... in Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and ‘child first, offender second’ principles – is a formative step ... ...
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Vigilance or Vigilantes: The Paulsgrove Riots and Policing Paedophiles in the Community Part 1: The Long Slow Fuse
This article utilises data collected from a three-year ethnographic study of the Paulsgrove demonstrations against a local child sex offender and the local authorities, which took place in August 2...... ... - graphic study of the Paulsgrove demonstrations against a local child sex offender and the local authorities, which took place in August 2000 ... ...
- Inspection of Integrated Offender Management; Children in custody: An analysis of 12–18-year-olds’ perceptions of their experiences; Multi-agency response to child sexual abuse in the family environment
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Protecting Rights at the Margins of Youth Justice in England and Wales: Intensive Fostering, Custody and Leaving Custody
This article attempts to set out a framework for understanding children's rights in the youth justice system. It distinguishes between the child's status and rights as offender, and the child's sta...... ... It distinguishes between the childs status and rights as offender, and the childs status and rights as child. It argues that at certain ... ...
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