Juvenile crime and governance

Author: Kang Shuhua
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Publish Date: 1999-03-01
Features: This book summarizes the author's previously published works and lecture notes for graduate courses such as "Comparative Juvenile Law" and "Comparative Criminology." It extracts the key points and relevant sections of the book, bringing them together to elevate the content. The guiding philosophy of the book is innovation and breakthrough. The entire work comprehensively and systematically discusses the development and changes in juvenile crime in China, rational thinking about juvenile crime, the main types of juvenile crime, several causes of crime during the socialization process of adolescents, the fundamental principle of comprehensive governance as the remedy for juvenile crime, and the important roles of family education, school education, and work-study education in crime prevention. It particularly focuses on the investigative, prosecutorial, and adjudicatory strategies, principles, and procedures of public security organs, procuratorates, and courts in handling criminal cases involving minors. The book also conducts combined research on the punishment and educational reform of juvenile offenders, summarizing and looking ahead to future developments.