01309nam a2200241 4500 19212 19212 20031111u y0pory50 ba eng Justice for looked after children? The relationship between experiences of public care and criminal behaviour is frequently referred to in the fields of child care and criminology, but has rarely been empirically explored. This article attempts to highlight something of the complexity of this relationship by drawing on interview data with careleavers, and by discussing policy assumptions relating to children in the care and criminal justice systems. In light of the current policy climate and popular perceptions that routinely link children in care with trouble, the article questions how far justice for looked after children can be achieved. V.50,n.3 sep. 2003 p.239-251 Probation Journal London COMPORTAMENTO CRIMINOSO PRISÃO ACOLHIMENTO JUSTIÇA CRIMINAL JUSTIÇA DE MENORES CRIANÇA TAYLOR Claire P.105 0 P__105_000000000000000 2021-12-17 22541 DGRSP DGRSP P.105 2021-12-17 0 AP