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11 Oct 2009, 10:52 PM
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6 Nov 2009, 8:09 AM  | Criminal Justice Issues. You can hide this advertisement by registering. Just wondering is the use of child soldiers (internationally) and the mandatory detention of children / restriction of freedom of assembly (in aus) an eligible issue? |
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13 Oct 2009, 11:29 AM
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Today, 6:01 PM | Re: Criminal Justice Issues. no... it's not criminal if the jurisdiction doesn't have legislation that identifies it as a crime. Child soldiers is more a human rights issue look at UNCROC and mandatory detention of children is the same. Restriction of freedom of assembly is not an eligible issue either but it's a breach to the United Nations Convenant on Civil and Political Rights which Australia signed. |
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Today, 4:33 PM  | Re: Criminal Justice Issues. my textbook has domestic violence as the criminal justice issue.
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15 Oct 2009, 4:19 PM
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5 Nov 2009, 2:35 PM | Re: Criminal Justice Issues. Have a look at the 2005 HSC, Q17, the structured essay. It specifically deals with juvenile justice. In particular, part (c) asks us to compare and contrast gender-specific problems faced by juveniles. Which means that we're basically screwed if we don't have a good background on juvenile justice. My textbook specifically deals with juvenile justice as the criminal justice issues, but says nnothing gender-specific except for one sentence saying males constitute a higher amount of the prison population. My teacher has told us to pick our own criminal justice issue and research it in-depth. So in 2005, if it wasn't juvenile justice, we would have been stuffed. What gender-specific points could you put in regarding juvenile justice, and do we need to know about <i>all</i> potential criminal justice issues to this level of depth just in case this happens?
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15 Oct 2009, 4:22 PM
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Today, 4:33 PM | Re: Criminal Justice Issues. ^ AH SHIT. my textbook has nothing on juvenile justice nor have we even looked at it in class.
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15 Oct 2009, 5:29 PM
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Yesterday, 6:56 PM  | Re: Criminal Justice Issues. I did mandatory sentencing, but I'm worried it's not relevant as much anymore?
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