the young offenders (tv series) had four episodes.
the young offenders (tv series) had four episodes.
the young offenders (tv series) how many episodes?
four
juvenile jurisdiction issues originated in 1919, "when fourteen- and fifteen-year-olds initially charged in juvenile court with felonies could be transferred to superior court. since that time, transfer to adult court has been mandatory for some of the state's most serious felonies. in 1994, the minimum age of transfer was reduced from fourteen to thirteen, giving north carolina judges the discretion to transfer offenders as young as thirteen from juvenile to superior court for any felony crime." the controversy surrounding raising the age of juvenile jurisdiction has been contested for years. "in 1919, child welfare advocates recognized that providing preventative services to young offenders through the juvenile court system would likely lower the crime rate. in 1947, welfare officials recommended that young offenders receive treatment in specialized boarding homes and detention centers rather than adult jails, as they had found that this investment of time, effort, and money was more than repaid by the improvement in the behavior and attitudes of the children. in 1957, the governor asserted that including sixteen- and seventeen-year-olds within the original jurisdiction of juvenile court would ultimately provide great savings in money and human services. in 1967, it was found that rehabilitating young offenders by providing meaningful academic services and vocational education in open, closely supervised training schools lowered recidivism rates more effectively than methods that punish, ignore, isolate or try to fit the children into a pattern."
north carolina age of juvenile jurisdiction
hmp & yoi grampian is the only prison in the north east of scotland. it replaced the former hmps in aberdeen and peterhead in 2014 & is currently scotland's newest prison. initially, the institution was planned to hold male prisoners, female prisoners & young offenders. however grampian does not currently hold male young offenders, due to the change in scottish government sentencing policy, and the reduction in young offenders at hmyoi polmont. the establishment has 4 residential housing blocks. ellon hall houses male offenders. banff hall houses female offenders. cruden hall is currently out of use, previously housing male young offenders. finally dyce hall is the segregation & re-integration unit.
hmp grampian