The Cycle of Juvenile Justice
by Thomas J. Bernard, Megan C. Kurlychek
Examines the repeating cycles of reform and retrenchment that have defined American juvenile justice policy across decades.
About This Book
The Cycle of Juvenile Justice explores the historical patterns that have shaped responses to youth crime in the United States.
Authors Thomas J. Bernard and Megan C. Kurlychek analyze shifts between lenient and punitive approaches over time.
The work draws on extensive research to illustrate recurring policy trends and their social implications.
Readers gain insight into the forces driving change within the juvenile justice system.
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