Tough on Crime: a history of putting kids in prison

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Recorded24 Feb 2024

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Figuring out the best way to respond to young people who commit crimes is a vexed issue.Especially when there is a perception that not enough is being done to keep the community safe.We examine the evolution of juvenile justice and the use of institutions to reform and punish children.

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