The forum is designed to allow youth justice specialists and policy makers to share their views. It follows the centre's damning assessment of the current system, Ten Years of Labour's Youth Justice Reforms (CYP Now, 21-27 May). The report claimed the successes of the Youth Justice Board (YJB) had been exaggerated and sparked a public row between Frances Done, chair of the YJB, and...
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Academics bid to stir justice debate
The Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, based at Kings College London, is hoping to kickstart a national debate on the state of the youth justice system in England and Wales through a new online forum.
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