This paper analyzes the processes and mechanisms of control intervening in the first phases of the juveniles’ encounters with the juvenile justice system. Policies adopted to prevent and fight juvenile delinquency increasingly differ from traditional ones, as they attempt an individualized intervention aimed at re-education. Using data collected in an empirical research conducted in the years 2014-2015 in five European countries, the paper discusses the abo­ve cited processes looking at the ways in which they are being deployed by the different actors engaged in questioning minors.

L’«interesse del minore» sospettato o imputato di reato nella fase dell’interrogatorio: riflessioni sociologiche a partire da alcune evidenze empiriche

Deborah De Felice
2018-01-01

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This paper analyzes the processes and mechanisms of control intervening in the first phases of the juveniles’ encounters with the juvenile justice system. Policies adopted to prevent and fight juvenile delinquency increasingly differ from traditional ones, as they attempt an individualized intervention aimed at re-education. Using data collected in an empirical research conducted in the years 2014-2015 in five European countries, the paper discusses the abo­ve cited processes looking at the ways in which they are being deployed by the different actors engaged in questioning minors.
2018
Interesse del minore; processo penale; ascolto del minore; controllo sociale
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