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Juvenile Justice System, The: Delinquency, Processing, and the Law [RENTAL EDITION] (What's New in Criminal Justice)
by Dean J. Champion, Alida V. Merlo, Peter J. Benekos
The Juvenile Justice System explores delinquency, case processing, and the law in an academic criminal justice context. This textbook provides students with a focused introduction to the systems and legal principles involved in addressing juvenile offenses and is suited to coursework in criminal justice and related fields.
About This Book
This textbook examines juvenile delinquency and the juvenile justice system through the lens of law and criminal justice.
It focuses on how juvenile cases are processed and how legal frameworks shape that process.
The book is intended for students and readers seeking an academic introduction to juvenile justice, delinquency, and related legal issues.
This rental edition is part of the What’s New in Criminal Justice series.
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