Juvenile Justice: Youth and Crime in Australia
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Juvenile Justice: Youth and Crime in Australia

by Rob White, Chris Cunneen, Kelly Richards

criminology Juvenile Justice Australian Studies
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Juvenile Justice: Youth and Crime in Australia provides a focused introduction to the study of young people, crime, and juvenile justice within an Australian context. Written by Rob White, Chris Cunneen, and Kelly Richards, it offers a useful resource for students and readers exploring law, criminology, and social policy.

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Juvenile Justice: Youth and Crime in Australia focuses on the relationship between young people, crime, and the justice system.

With contributions from Rob White, Chris Cunneen, and Kelly Richards, the book presents an Australia-focused approach to this important subject.

It is suited to readers seeking an accessible foundation in juvenile justice and the broader social issues surrounding youth and crime.

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