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Axing the Youth Justice Board could be a bold step
from Rod Morgan's article on guardian.co.uk:
For the past few months I have argued that a question mark should hang over the continued existence of the Youth Justice Board. There may yet be a downside to its abolition, announced in the quango cull. But I am not in mourning and doubt I will be....
What should be done? First, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), Home Office and Department for Education should jointly ensure that there is more out-of-court diversion of young offenders accompanied by interventions of a supportive nature, based on the lessons of the Scottish children's hearings system.
Nov 03, 2010 Juvenile, Practice, Country:England&Wales, Region: Europe
