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Juvenil justice: an international survey : country reports, related materials and suggestions for future research / United Nations Social Defence Research Institute

Autor institucional: United Nations Social Defence Research InstituteIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: Rome : UNISDRI, 1976Descrição física: 251, XXVIII p.; 21 cmColeção: Publication; 12Assunto: 5409 | 5275 | 5715 | 5391 | 102404 | 611 | 704Localização e Cota : 343.121.5UNSDRI Resumo: The juvenile justice system in India. The juvenile justice system in Japan. The juvenile justice system in Scotland. Afghanistan: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. France: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. Indonesia: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. Italy: Methodology of a Pilot Study on the Operation of the Juvenile Justice System in Naples; a Progress Report. Mexico: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. South Australia: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. USSR: Effectiveness of Treatment Measures and Problems of the Typology of Juvenile Delinquents. Methodology of the UNSDRI/WHO Pilot Survey, and Implications for Follow-up Research.
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The juvenile justice system in India. The juvenile justice system in Japan. The juvenile justice system in Scotland. Afghanistan: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. France: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. Indonesia: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. Italy: Methodology of a Pilot Study on the Operation of the Juvenile Justice System in Naples; a Progress Report. Mexico: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. South Australia: Notes on the Juvenile Justice System. USSR: Effectiveness of Treatment Measures and Problems of the Typology of Juvenile Delinquents. Methodology of the UNSDRI/WHO Pilot Survey, and Implications for Follow-up Research.

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