American Juvenile Justice
American Juvenile Justice
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美国少年司法
DOI:
10.5860/choice.43-6889
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发表时间:
2005
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通讯作者:
F. Zimring
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作者:
F. Zimring
I. ADOLESCENCE: SOCIAL FACTS AND LEGAL THEORY 1. Childhood and Public Law Before the Revolution 2. Modern Adolescence as a Learner's Permit 3. The Problem of Individual Variation II. A RATIONALE FOR AMERICAN JUVENILE JUSTICE 4. The Common Thread-Diversion in Juvenile Justice 5. Penal Proportionality for the Young Offender III. THE ADOLESCENT OFFENDER 6. Kids, Groups, and Crime: Some Implications of a Well-Known Secret 7. Two Patterns of Age Progression in Adolescent Crime 8. The Case of the Disappearing Super-Predator: Some III. Lessons from the 1990s IV. POLICY PROBLEMS IN MODERN JUVENILE JUSTICE 9. The Jurisprudence of Teen Pregnancy 10. Juvenile or Criminal Court? A Punitive Theory of Waiver 11. Reducing the Harms of Minority Over-representation in American Juvenile Justice 12. Choosing a Coherent Policy Toward Juveniles and Guns 13. The Hardest of the Hard Cases-The Young Homicide Offender