Youth, Crime, and Justice (Learning through Cases)
by Carolyn Boyes-Watson, Erika Gebo
Youth, Crime, and Justice offers a case-based way to study the relationship between young people, crime, and the justice system. Designed for learning and discussion, it provides an accessible resource for readers exploring criminology, law, and social science through applied cases and critical examination.
About This Book
Youth, Crime, and Justice presents an educational exploration of issues at the intersection of young people, crime, and the justice system.
Organized around learning through cases, the book uses case-based study to encourage readers to examine situations, questions, and perspectives related to youth and justice.
Its subject matter is suited to readers seeking an accessible foundation for classroom learning, discussion, and analysis in areas connected to criminology, law, and social science.
Carolyn Boyes-Watson and Erika Gebo provide a focused resource for engaging with the complexities of youth, crime, and justice through applied examples.
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