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Bail and Juvenile Justice
Monday, 2 November 2009 at 4.57 pm
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Posted by: Sarah Condie
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Crime,
Young People
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'Bail Me Out: NSW young offenders and bail' has been produced by the Youth Justice Coalition. This research examined 145 cases before the Children's Court. It describes the links between homelessness, policing practices and community resources and the young offender's breaching of bail conditions.
'Breach of Bail and Juvenile remand and crime' and 'Trends in bail and sentencing outcomes' are earlier blog posts that will link you to other research that has been done on this issue.
If you have a reader's card for the State Library of NSW, you can find more articles in the media on Proquest ANZ Newsstand dealing with bail. These include:
- 'Juvenile justice: responding to Australia's children and young people in trouble with the law' by Jenny Bargen, (2008) 92 Reform (Winter) 28-32, 72, and
- 'Law and order 2008: a very tough new world' by Dennis Miralis, (2008) 64 (3) Law Society Journal (April) 60-63.
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