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The youth justice system is separate, specialized, and unfamiliar leaving advocates in need of a clear and detailed companion resource at court. Blackstone's Youth Court Handbook is a much needed, authoritative, and practical guide for the busy youth court advocate. This new title provides indispensable and complete coverage of all aspects of the criminal law relating specifically to children and young people. In particular, it focuses on the different procedural and sentencing considerations in this complex area and provides detailed guidance on areas most likely to require an instant response from the advocate in court. It covers issues in the youth court as well as those arising for youths in the adult magistrates' court and crown court. Blackstone's Youth Court Handbook uses a similar format to Blackstone's Magistrates' Court Handbook with an easy-to-use layout, facilitating quick reading and instant decision-making. Diagrams, flowcharts, and a clear system of icons aid comprehension and speedy navigation. It also includes cross-references to Blackstone's Criminal Practice.
This handbook investigates the procedural and sentencing complexities inherent in the youth justice system to provide legal advocates with a reliable, immediate reference for courtroom application. Authors Mark Ashford and Naomi Redhouse leverage their expertise in criminal law to synthesize statutes and procedural rules into a functional guide. The text serves as a specialized manual designed to navigate the distinct legal frameworks governing children and young people within the British court system.
What You Will Find
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Legal professionals frequently cite this handbook as a standard reference for practitioners requiring rapid access to youth-specific sentencing guidelines. Experts highlight the text's utility in high-pressure courtroom environments due to its structured, accessible layout.
Page Count:
691
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
OUP Oxford
ISBN-10:
0191015431
ISBN-13:
9780191015434
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