Juvenile justice law in India

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Edited by D.P. Verma

Contributor(s):

Eusebius, Shruti Jane (Ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi Law & Justice 2024Description: 260pISBN:

9788197061219

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DDC classification:

345.08 JUV

Summary: //Juvenile Justice Law in India// "The book is a compilation of articles by experts working in the area of juvenile justice law. Several articles in the book focus on juvenile justice as a non- adversarial system with emphasis on rehabilitation, non-stigmatising semantics, child-friendly processes and protection of the best interests of the child. The articles herein also dwell on the recent advancements ushered in by the enactment of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015; the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules, 2016 as well as the major concerns in the juvenile justice system that impede effective administration of justice and the rehabilitation of juveniles in conflict with law, in India." Excerpt from Preface by Justice G. Raghuram Former Director, National Judicial Academy, India Former Judge, High Court of Andhra Pradesh

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//Juvenile Justice Law in India// "The book is a compilation of articles by experts working in the area of juvenile justice law. Several articles in the book focus on juvenile justice as a non- adversarial system with emphasis on rehabilitation, non-stigmatising semantics, child-friendly processes and protection of the best interests of the child. The articles herein also dwell on the recent advancements ushered in by the enactment of the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015; the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Model Rules, 2016 as well as the major concerns in the juvenile justice system that impede effective administration of justice and the rehabilitation of juveniles in conflict with law, in India." Excerpt from Preface by Justice G. Raghuram Former Director, National Judicial Academy, India Former Judge, High Court of Andhra Pradesh

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