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OverviewThe Youth Court Guide is the definitive legal handbook for practitioners involved in the youth court. It provides an in-depth knowledge of the youth court system, as well as the fundamental principles and day-to-day practice that pertain to it, with direction on every stage of youth justice. This new edition brings the work fully up to date ensuring it remains a first port of call text providing guidance on practice and procedure with ease and clarity. It takes account of developments that have impacted on practice and procedure since the fifth edition and revisions include updates to sections covering: Cautions, restorative justice; Separation from adult courts; Youth gang injunctions; Youth behaviour order changes; DVPOs (domestic violence protection notices); Criminal procedure rule changes and development of case management practice - new form, disclosure review, special measures, ground rules; Remands; Sentencing council allocation guidelines where youth charged with adult; Breach of YROs (youth rehabilitation orders); Fines, victim surcharge criminal courts charge; Committal for sentence; Referral orders; More in depth guidance on sex notification requirements (sex assault on other youth); Re organisation of youth offending services also mental health services; Case update including sentencing cases. Chapters follow the sequence of criminal proceedings from the use of diversions, cautions and arrests through to trial, sentences and appeals. Personal insight is provided through explanations from the ‘hands on’ experience of both authors. The work contains central sections on venue, remand and sentencing for daily reference and focuses on practical solutions rather than academic debate. It also includes a separate chapter looking at difficult areas and legal issues and contains simple flow diagrams to help understand and follow remand powers and venue provisions. A quick guide to sentencing orders is also included. This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Family Law online service. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Ms Pakeeza Rahman , Mr Tony RendellPublisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Imprint: Bloomsbury Professional Edition: 6th edition Weight: 0.916kg ISBN: 9781784516956ISBN 10: 1784516953 Pages: 616 Publication Date: 30 June 2017 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand  We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsChapter 1 Before charge Chapter 2 Prosecution and the constitution of the court Chapter 3 Attendance at court Chapter 4 The Youth Court and Human Rights Act Chapter 5 Venue of proceedings Chapter 6 The Youth Court hearing Chapter 7 Adjournments and remands Chapter 8 Referral orders, deferment of sentence, discharges, reparation orders and financial orders Chapter 9 Youth rehabilitation orders Chapter 10 Custodial orders Chapter 11 Breach, revocation and amendment of youth rehabilitation orders and reparation orders Chapter 12 Additional powers and ancillary orders in the Youth Court Chapter 13 Common problems in the Youth Court Chapter 14 Criminal behaviour orders, anti-social behaviour injunctions and youth anti-gang injunctions in the Youth Court Chapter 15 The mentally disordered juvenile Chapter 16 Appeals Appendix A Magistrates’ Courts (Children and Young Persons) Rules 1992 (SI 1992 No 2071) Appendix B The Justices of the Peace Rules 2016 (Extracts relevant to Youth Courts) Appendix C Criminal Procedure Rules 2015 (Current as at April 2017) Appendix D Code and legal guidance for Crown Prosecutors Appendix E Sentence Rehabilitation Periods for under 18s Appendix F AssetPlus Appendix G Maximum fines Appendix H Sentencing orders guide Appendix I Sentencing Council: Sentencing Children and Young People Appendix J Sentencing cases compendium Appendix K Justices’ Clerks’ Society guidance on breach of YRO Appendix L Allocation: Sending for Trial and Committal for Sentence Suggested step by step approach Appendix M Sexual Offences in the Youth CourtReviewsAuthor InformationPakeeza Rahman is a barrister at Magdalen Chambers in Exeter and Tony Rendell is a barrister who is employed as Deputy Justices’ Clerk for South Somerset and Mendip Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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