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ArticleThe Swansea Bureau: A model of diversion from the Youth Justice System

Kevin Haines2013

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The Swansea Bureau: A model of diversion from the Youth Justice System

Kevin Haines · Stephen Case · Katie Davies

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1992Responsive regulation: transcending the deregulation debate 2009Every Child Matters: Change for Children 1994CONDITIONS OF SUCCESSFUL REINTEGRATION CEREMONIES: Dealing with Juvenile Offenders 2007Youth Justice?2008Risks, Rights and Justice: Understanding and Responding to Youth Risk 1998Young People and Youth Justice 2007Youth Crime and Justice 2002Youth Crime, the ‘Parenting Deficit’ and State Intervention: A Contextual Critique

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Year2013

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Published2013-05-15

VenueInternational journal of law, crime and justice

ISSN-L0194-6595

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Citations61

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