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Responding to Youth Crime in Canada

Carla Cesaroni, Anthony N. Doob

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The authors suggest that we should look to the youth justice system to respond appropriately to the realities of what constitutes youth crime and look elsewhere to address how one might affect the level of youth crime in our society.

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The authors suggest that we should look to the youth justice system to respond appropriately to the realities of what constitutes youth crime and look elsewhere to address how one might affect the level of youth crime in our society.

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The authors suggest that we should look to the youth justice system to respond appropriately to the realities of what constitutes youth crime and look elsewhere to address how one might affect the level of youth crime in our society.

Key concepts: Economic Justice, Criminology, Criminal justice, Context (archaeology), Legislation, Youth studies, Political science, Positive Youth Development

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