Children in UK Law

  • Punishing Children:
    • No. 1-3, August 1997
    • Theoretical Criminology
    This article examines the treatment of young offenders in an inner-city area of contemporary Britain. The effect of harsher legislation on the practices adopted by agencies and practitioners is hig...
  • Children These Days
    • No. 1-3, November 2006
    • Journal of Children's Services
    • 73-74
  • Listening to Children
    • No. 40-4, December 1993
    • Probation Journal
    Brian Cantwell, Senior Family Court Welfare Officer in Humberside, and Liz Trinder, Research and Development Officer with Save the Children North and East Division in Hull, report the initial findi...
  • Children, Families and Violence: Challenges for children's rights
    • No. 5-4, December 2010
    • Journal of Children's Services
    • 57-60
  • Accosting Children
    • No. 29-1, January 1956
    • Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles
  • Improving Children's Services Networks
    • No. 2-1, June 2007
    • Journal of Children's Services
    • 77-78
  • Children's experience of the Children Act 1989
    • No. 5-3, September 2010
    • Journal of Children's Services
    • 6-13
    This article sets out the views and experience of children and young people on selected major aspects of their lives which are governed by provisions in the Children Act 1989. It draws on extensive...
  • Disabled children and the Children Act 1989
    • No. 5-3, September 2010
    • Journal of Children's Services
    • 61-68
    This article examines the impact on disabled children and their families of the Children Act 1989 from the author's perspective of close involvement in this area of policy from 1992 to 2005. It arg...
  • Building trust in children
    • No. 23-1, January 2017
    • International Review of Victimology
    Previous fear of crime studies have rarely considered how fear of crime is learned or the messengers who teach fear of crime to others. This is especially important with children, who often learn a...
  • Children, Armed Conflict, and Peace
    • No. 35-5, September 1998
    • Journal of Peace Research
    In most analyses of armed conflict, children are invisible and are typically regarded as passive, incidental victims or inconsequential actors. In current intrastate, ethno-political conflicts, how...
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