Growing fears, rising crime : juveniles and China's justice system

Young offenders in China account for 75% of all criminal cases - survey data from Chinese Ministry of Public Security - juveniles in China have greater fear of crime than older population - young people less willing to cooperate with justice system - young offenders account for disproportionate amou...

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Published in:Crime and delinquency 1993-07, Vol.39 (3), p.296-315
Main Authors: Curran, Daniel J., Cook, Sandra
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
China
Crime
Criminal justice
Justice
Juvenile crime
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Juvenile Justice
Juvenile justice system
Juvenile Offenders
Peoples Republic of China
Responses
YOUNG OFFENDERS
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Summary:Young offenders in China account for 75% of all criminal cases - survey data from Chinese Ministry of Public Security - juveniles in China have greater fear of crime than older population - young people less willing to cooperate with justice system - young offenders account for disproportionate amount of total crime committed - causatian theories - gondu (or work study) schools - success of gondu schools in reforming juvenile offenders.
ISSN:0011-1287
1552-387X
DOI:10.1177/0011128793039003003