Preventing Youth Offending: Research evidence

Research in Practice
Tuesday, August 2, 2016

Four studies on: Learning disability nursing; Risk, promotive and protective factors; Restorative justice-based practices; and Reinventing Diversion

Most youth restorative disposals are for low-level, antisocial and nuisance offending and are delivered by police officers to young people shortly after an offence has taken place. Picture: Robin Hammond/Icon
Most youth restorative disposals are for low-level, antisocial and nuisance offending and are delivered by police officers to young people shortly after an offence has taken place. Picture: Robin Hammond/Icon

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