Titlebook: Working with Young Offenders; John Pitts Textbook 1999Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1999 crime.politics.prevention.writing.y

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Youth Crime in the UK,its peak at 5.8 million in 1992, from where it fell back to around 5.3 million in 1994. However, the falls in recorded property crime between 1993 and 1994 were paralleled by a significant rise in ‘crimes against the person’ (see Table 2.1).

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der legislation, and its implications for youth justice managers and professionals.It identifies strategies for the practitioner that address the impact of crime, the social predicament of the young offender and the effectiveness of formal and informal mechanisms of social control and social support

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The Politics of Policy,rime during the period. They are better understood as a product of governmental attempts to manage the tensions between its political ideology, economic reality and the desire to be reelected. This has meant that the issue of youth crime has sometimes occupied the centre of the political stage, most

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Pre-Sentence Reports, youth court will request a PSR from the YOT if it is considering a custodial sentence, a reparation order or an action plan order. Magistrates expect youth justice workers, on the basis of their knowledge of the social sciences and methods of intervention, to give ‘value-free’, expert’ opinions and

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Preventive Work in the Community,ty of the ‘systems management’ strategies of the 1980s to contain or reduce youth crime (Audit Commission, 1996). In the 1980s many local authority youth justice sections abandoned both preventive work with young people ‘a(chǎn)t risk’ and ‘in need’ and more intensive long-term work, including day-care pr

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Preventive Work in Schools,for preventing youth offending. Schools are also places where a great deal of victimisation starts, and intervening in schools allows us to address both offending and victimisation simultaneously. Beyond this, of course, unlike the youth court or the offices of the youth offending team which are by