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ERIC ED053399: What Massachusetts Does about the Apprehended Juveni...
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The report describes and discusses the legal procedures
which Massachusetts employs in disposing of the cases of
apprehended juvenile offenders, as well as the
residential and community programs which normally deal
with this group. The legal procedures and treatment
programs are viewed as social responses to behavior
socially defined as deviant. Delinquent behavior per se
and its causes are not a major focus. Three sections
comprise the report: (1) a description of the pattern of
arrest and disposition of all juvenile offenders in
Massachusetts in 1967, and a discussion of the roles
played by the police and courts; (2) a description of the
residential programs of the newly reorganized Department
of Youth Services and a consideration of its role; and
(3) a description of"community treatment" services, with
special emphasis on the role of the probation officer. In
addition, some discussion is devoted to innovative
programs in other states and to proposals for preventive
programs in Massachusetts. (TL)
Date Published: 2015-11-03 10:45:13
Identifier: ERIC_ED053399
Item Size: 81732342
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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