YOTs 'failing to learn' from serious incidents involving young offenders

Joe Lepper
Monday, June 29, 2015

Lessons are not being learned from serious incidents such as rape and murder committed by young offenders known to youth justice services, a review has found.

Serious incidents occur if young people known to youth justice services are charged with murder, rape, firearm possession, or attempt suicide. Picture: NTI
Serious incidents occur if young people known to youth justice services are charged with murder, rape, firearm possession, or attempt suicide. Picture: NTI

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