ungdomskontrakt
English translation: one-year probationary contract for delinquent adolescents with conditional criminal record deletion
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| 1 +3 | one-year probationary contract for delinquent adolescents with conditional criminal record deletion |
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| 3 -1 | youth contract |
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| so-called Youth Contract (“Ungdomskontrakt”) which equals probation |
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peer agreement (net): +3one-year probationary contract for delinquent adolescents with conditional criminal record deletion Explanation: (Danish) one-year probationary contract for delinquent adolescents (aged 15 to 18 years) with conditional criminal record deletion (upon relapse-free completion of probationary period) US sources: Discharge of Delinquent Youth from Probation/Aftercare - Tennessee www.tn.gov/youth/dcsguide/policies/chap13/13.31.pdf PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View terminating probation or aftercare services and closure of the case. ... 1. ***When a delinquent youth on aftercare reaches age (19) nineteen or a ... youth. g) The youth is turning 19 years of age***. h) The juvenile court with jurisdiction over the youth's case issues a ... Youth and Family Intervention Agreement Protocol (YFIA) ... DHS: Delinquency Prevention www.dhs.state.il.us/page.aspx?item=53592 Services are for youth who are 12 to 17 years of age, who have committed a delinquent offense and are referred by local law enforcement and probation ... Language on pages one through nine in the Community Services Agreement may not ... Probation & Aftercare | CYFD (New) www.cyfd.org › Juvenile Justice Services Juvenile Probation Officers (JPOs), employed by the New Mexico Children, Youth ... may extend a judgment of probation for one year until the youth reaches the age of 21 ... the state operates most delinquency services for youth in New Mexico. ... ages served, capacity, funding sources, CYFD contract division (if contracted ... State and trait emotions in delinquent adolescents. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17417724 B Plattner - 2007 - Child Psychiatry Hum Dev. 2007 Aug;38(2):155-69. Epub 2007 Apr 7. State and trait emotions in delinquent adolescents. Plattner B, Karnik N, Jo B, Hall RE, ... Evaluating the National Outcomes: Youth--Social Competencies ... ag.arizona.edu/sfcs/cyfernet/nowg/ythdelinqncy.html L De Haan - Adolescent delinquent behavior is a pressing problem in America. Almost 2.3 million juveniles are arrested annually. Over one billion dollars per year is required ... explanatory UK source on this Danish legal practice: Volume 2 - Institute of Advanced Legal Studies ials.sas.ac.uk/postgrad/docs/Falcone%20CR%20Vol2.pdf PDF/Adobe Acrobat Denmark: National Report Lene Ravn Institute of Criminal Science University of Copenhagen Chapter 5: Access by registered persons to information on themselves. ***Pursuant to subsection 3 special rules of exclusion apply to young people between 15 and 18 years of age***. In case the young person has accepted withdrawal of charges on condition of a ***so-called Youth Contract (“Ungdomskontrakt”) which equals probation, the withdrawal of charges will not appear on his criminal record after a time lapse of 1 year. The same applies to fines if the young person is fined for the first time for violation of the Criminal Code***. The reasoning behind the masking of the sanctions after a certain time limit is that the convicted person should have the right to present a “clean” criminal record, e. g. when applying for a new job, after a certain lapse of time at which time he is supposed to have “paid his debts” to society. This certainly was the idea behind the introduction of Youth Contracts in 1990. |
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