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WORK OF WOMEN AND JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

NCJ Number
42083
Journal
ANNALES DE VAUCRESSON Issue: 13 Dated: (1975) Pages: 109-127
Author(s)
C LEOMANT
Date Published
1975
Length
19 pages
Annotation
THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE HYPOTHESIZED RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND WORKING MOTHERS BASED ON A SAMPLE OF 852 DELINQUENT BOYS, AGED 16-17, REFERRED TO THE FRENCH COURTS BETWEEN 1966 AND 1969.
Abstract
THESE PAPERS WERE DELIVERED AT A SYMPOSIUM ON 'CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PUNISHMENT' HELD AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA IN 1976. THE 'JUST DESERTS' THEORY OR RETRIBUTIVISM DOMINATES THE PAPERS WHILE THE IDEA OF REHABILITATION IS DOWNPLAYED, REFLECTING ITS CURRENT FALL FROM THEORETICAL FAVOR. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE: PUNISHMENT, PROTECTION, AND RETALIATION; CONCESSIONS TO RETRIBUTION IN PUNISHMENT; QUESTIONS OF JUST DESERTS; PHILOSOPHICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF CRIMINAL SENTENCING; THE POLITICAL FEASIBILITY OF PUNISHMENT; PURSUING JUSTICE IN CORRECTIONS; PUNISHMENT AND PRISONS; AND PROBLEMS WITH THEORIES OF PUNISHMENT. AN EXTENSIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY IS INCLUDED. SELECTED PAPERS HAVE BEEN ACCESSIONED SEPARATELY (SEE NCJ-43084 THROUGH NCJ-43090). INTERPRETATIONS OF CATEGORIES OF SOCIAL PRACTICE WITHOUT FIRST LOOKING FOR REASONS BEHIND THE SOCIAL FACT. --IN FRENCH. SUMMARY IN ENGLISH...ELW