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Authors |
Belenko I. A.
Candidate of Pedagogics, Associate
Professor of Social
Subjects and Management Chair, South Ural State
University, Russia, 454080,
Chelyabinsk, Lenin avenue, 76. E-mail: Sommerlady@yandex.ru |
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Abstract |
The history of juvenile courts (Jugendgericht) in
Germany extends back over 100 years. The author has
analyzed the Law on Juvenile Courts (Jugendger-ichtsgesetz)
and dwells on the structure of these courts, certain
peculiarities of composition of the court, and
compulsory measures of educational nature appointed
by the judge. The article also contains information
on the organiza-tions which has a legal right to
participate in legal proceedings. The author
considers certain projects and programs which are
implemented in the practice of work with children
and teenagers with deviant behavior. Rich historical
and practical experience of Germany in the sphere of
crime prevention among the youth could be used in
creating juvenile justice in Russia. |
