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Where am I now? Lawlink > Law Reform Commission > Publications > Issues Paper 19 (2001) - Sentencing: Young offenders
Issues Paper 19 (2001) - Sentencing: Young offenders Contents Terms of reference 1. INTRODUCTION 2. DIVERSIONARY SENTENCING
Process Record keeping
Evidence of prior offences Diversion rate
Ethnicity Geography Intellectual disability State care Referral to youth justice conferences by magistrates higher than referral by police Supervising police discretion Net widening TREATMENT FOR ALCOHOL AND DRUG MISUSE Treatment services Drug Courts
Other Drug Courts 3. SENTENCING BY COURTS
Local Courts District and Supreme Courts SENTENCING PRINCIPLES Common law sentencing objectives Children (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987 (NSW) International law PENALTIES Sentencing under C(CP)A and sentencing at law Range of penalties Breach of community based orders POLICE POWERS PUBLIC ORDER OFFENCES COMMENCING PROCEEDINGS POLICE QUESTIONING BAIL Discretion to dispense with bail Discretion to grant bail Bail conditions CHILDREN’S COURT Specialisation Name of Court CRIMINAL RECORDS Recording criminal offences Evidence of prior offences MEDIA IDENTIFICATION MANDATORY SENTENCES SENTENCING GUIDELINE JUDGEMENTS RESTORATIVE JUSTICE IN COURT-BASED SENTENCING Victims Parents YOUNG ABORIGINAL OFFENDERS Communication ETHNICITY GEOGRAPHY Disparity Effect of detention INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY Over-representation Defining and identifying intellectual disability STATE CARE APPENDIX A: Reference group |
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