This comparative analysis explores juvenile justice systems across countries, highlighting the importance of rehabilitation and safeguarding children's rights.
Key Points
Juvenile justice systems focus on rehabilitation rather than punishment to support youth reintegration.
Non-custodial penalties include community service and probation, while custodial measures encompass imprisonment.
Factors influencing sanctions include the severity of the offense, age of the offender, and previous record.
The study highlights the importance of funding for effective child welfare systems to reduce recidivism.
Cite This Study
С. Абдулкерім-Османович (2025) studied this question.