Family conferencing and juvenile justice: The way forward or misplaced optimism? (Australian studies in law, crime, and justice)
by Alder, Christine And Wundersitz, Joy
This Australian study explores family conferencing in juvenile justice and evaluates its promise as an approach to responding to youth offending. It considers both the potential of conferencing and the possibility of misplaced optimism, contributing to broader debates in law, crime, and justice.
About This Book
This volume examines family conferencing within the context of juvenile justice.
It considers whether family conferencing represents a productive way forward for responding to juvenile offending.
The book also explores the possibility that confidence in this approach may be misplaced.
Published within the Australian Studies in Law, Crime, and Justice series, it offers a focused contribution to discussion of justice and youth offending.
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