Waubonsee Community College

When young people break the law, debating issues on punishment for juveniles, Karsten J. Struhl and Kimora, editors

eng

Includes bibliographical references

no index present

non fiction

When young people break the law

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905378674

Karsten J. Struhl and Kimora, editors

debating issues on punishment for juveniles

What is punishment? The meaning of "punishment" / by Sidney Gendin -- Determining what punishment is : some neglected considerations / by Tziporah Kasachkoff -- What punishment is / by David Boonin -- Can punishment be justified? The retributive theory of punishment / by Jonathan Jacobs -- Two justifications of punishment / by Michael Lessnoff -- Much respect : toward a hip-hop theory of punishment / by Paul Butler -- Retributive punishment and revenge / by Karsten J. Struhl -- Should juveniles receive a different kind of punishment than adults? Thinking about crime again / by Ernest van den Haag -- Serious consequences for serious juvenile offenders : do juveniles belong in adult court? / by Bree Langemo -- Should juveniles ever receive a life sentence without parole? Brief of amicus curiae : the National Organization of Victims of Juvenile Lifers in support of respondents / by Thomas R. McCarthy -- Extinguishing all hope : life-without-parole for juveniles / by Frank Butler -- Life without parole for children / by Victor Streib and Bernadette Schrempp -- Should the juvenile justice system be reformed? The contradictions of juvenile crime and punishment / by Jeffrey Fagan -- Adolescent development and the regulation of youth crime / by Elizabeth S. Scott and Laurence Steinberg -- The need for cognitive skills educational therapy in juvenile justice / by Kimora -- Are there reasonable alternatives to punishment? What if punishment is not justified? / by Deidre Golash -- Criminal justice and legal reparations as an alternative to punishment / by Geoffrey Sayre-McCord