Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Criminalizing Sociability through Anti-social Behaviour Legislation: Dispersal Powers Young People and the Police,2009,9,1,5-26,Crawford
The Risk Factors Prevention Paradigm and the Causes of Youth Crime: A Deceptively Useful Analysis?,2009,9,2,99-114,O'Mahony
Transfer of Juvenile Offenders to Adult Court in Belgium: Critical Reflections on the Reform of a Moderate Practice,2009,9,2,131-142,Christiaens
Typologies of Young Resisters and Desisters,2009,9,2,115-129,Murray
Girls and Gangs: ‘Shemale’ Gangsters in the UK?,2009,9,3,224-238,Young
British Asian Girls Crime and Youth Justice,2009,9,3,239-253,Toor
The Trouble with Girls Today: Professional Perspectives on Young Women’s Offending,2009,9,3,254-269,Sharpe
Between Two Stools? Responding to Young Women who Offend,2009,9,3,270-285,Burman
Legal Commentary: Children on the Sex Offenders Register: Proportionality Prospect of Change and Article 8 Rights,2009,9,3,286-294,Stone
Is Punitive Juvenile Justice Policy Declining in the United States? A Critique of Emergent Initiatives,2010,10,1,3-24,Benekos
Young People’s Relations to Crime: Pathways across Ecologies,2010,10,1,56-72,Armstrong
The Extent and Nature of Parents’ Involvement in Canadian Youth Justice Proceedings,2010,10,1,40-55,Peterson-Badali
Legal Commentary - Developments in Determining Mode of Trial for Grave Allegations,2010,10,1,73-83,Stone
Current Responses to Youth Racially Motivated Offending,2010,10,2,157-173,Smithson
Legal Commentary. Special Measures for Child Defendants: A Decade of Developments,2010,10,2,174-185,Stone
‘It’s Just Pure Harassment... As If It’s a Crime to Walk in the Street’: Anti-social Behaviour Youth Justice and Citizenship — The Reality for Young Men in the East End of Glasgow,2010,10,3,258-274,Deuchar
Locking Up for the Best Interests of the Child — Some Preliminary Remarks on ‘Special Care’,2010,10,3,245-257,Pösö
A Different Kind of Evidence? Looking for ‘What Works’ in Engaging Young Offenders,2010,10,3,211-226,Prior
‘Time for a Fresh Start’ but is this it? A Critical Assessment of The Report of the Independent Commission on Youth Crime and Antisocial Behaviour,2011,11,1,3-27,Goldson
Questioning New Labour’s Youth Justice Strategy: A review article,2001,1,3,14-26,Jones
'We Now Breach More Kids in a Week Than We Used to in a Whole Year': The Punitive Turn Enforcement and Custody,2011,11,2,115-133,Bateman
Explicating Correlates of Juvenile Offender Detention Length: The Impact of Race Mental Health Difficulties Maltreatment Offense Type and Court Dispositions,2011,11,2,134-149,Mallett
Juvenile/youth justice management in Nigeria: Making a case for diversion programmes,2013,13,1,3-16,Atilola
Conceptualising risk and need: the rise of actuarialism and the death of welfare? Practitioner assessment and intervention in the youth offending service,2013,13,1,17-30,Briggs
Risk responsibilities and rights: Reassessing the 'economic causes of crime' thesis in a recession,2013,13,1,31-56,Fergusson
Securitizing childhood - childhood and youth in Finnish crime prevention programmes,2013,13,1,57-72,Harrikari
Legal commentary: Prosecuting trafficked children,2013,13,1,73-84,Stone
An age of complexity: Children and criminal responsibility in law,2013,13,2,145-160,McDiarmid
Developmental factors affecting children in legal contexts,2013,13,2,131-144,Lamb
Legal commentary sentencing youths: Distinctiveness and individualism,2013,13,2,161-170,Stone
The minimum age of criminal responsibility: A medico-legal perspective,2013,13,2,102-110,Delmage
Unsafe unjust and harmful to wider society: Grounds for raising the minimum age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales,2013,13,2,111-130,Goldson
A youth justice approach to the street children phenomenon in Brazil: a critical review,2012,12,3,229-244,Rosenblatt
Bullying enters the 21st century? Turning a critical eye to cyber-bullying research,2012,12,3,199-211,Alvi
Children raping children: penal elitism and the contested innocence frame in Hong Kong,2012,12,3,167-183,Chui
Is the scaled approach a failed approach?,2012,12,3,212-228,Haines
Legal commentary 'a sorry tale': forcible physical restraint of children in custody,2012,12,3,245-257,Stone
Legal commentary: juveniles with adult co-accused: venue for trial and sentence,2012,12,1,53-63,Stone
Working inside the gate: school discipline on post,2017,17,2,99-115,Mowen
Evolution of mentoring relationships involving young male offenders transitioning from a juvenile justice centre to the community,2017,17,2,116-133,Tracey
The minimum age of criminal responsibility in Victoria (Australia): examining stakeholders' views and the need for principled reform,2017,17,2,134-152,Fitz-Gibbon
Pathways of transferred youth offenders into adulthood,2017,17,2,153-170,Jaspers
Commentary: Sentencing children: overarching principles revisited,2017,17,2,171-180,Stone
Ecological youth justice: understanding the social ecology of young people's prolific offending,2017,17,1,3-21,Haines
The youth guarantee education initiative and its impact on criminality: Māori youth perceptions,2017,17,1,41-56,Poa
From care to custody: trajectories of children in post-war New Zealand,2017,17,1,57-72,Stanley
'A vexed question': sentencing historic youthful offending,2017,17,1,73-84,Stone
Tough choices: school behaviour management and institutional context,2016,16,3,280-298,Deakin
Early individual prevention of chronic offenders: the use of criminological theories in the governance of Swedish police and social services,2016,16,2,113-129,Kassman
Policy practice and perceptions: exploring the criminalisation of children's home residents in England,2016,16,2,147-161,Shaw
Commentary: Transgender juveniles and the binary custodial divide,2016,16,2,181-190,Stone
Measuring the impact of juvenile justice interventions: what works what helps and what matters?,2017,17,3,196-212,Stout
Imprisoning 'those' kids: neoliberal logics and the disciplinary alternative school,2017,17,3,213-231,Selman
Explaining the offending behaviour of young people on educational programmes incarcerated in educational institutions in Vietnam,2017,17,3,232-249,Twigg
Rehabilitation within a punitive framework: responsibilization and disciplinary utopia in the French juvenile justice system,2017,17,3,250-267,Sallée
Sentencing children for sexual offending: a prequel case study,2017,17,3,268-276,Stone
Starting to stop: young offenders' desistance from crime,2018,18,1,3-17,Jump
Desistance approaches in youth justice - the next passing fad or a sea-change for the positive?,2018,18,1,18-33,Hampson
Why children obey the law: rethinking juvenile justice and children's rights in Europe through procedural justice,2018,18,1,34-51,Dumortier
Are teens being unfairly punished? Applying the dual systems model of adolescent risk-taking to sexting among adolescents,2018,18,1,52-66,Terrance
'There's not going to be a single solution': the role of resettlement consortia in improving the resettlement outcomes of young people leaving custody,2018,18,1,67-81,Gray
Children who murder: indeterminate sentencing in law and practice,2018,18,1,82-95,Stone
What is a juvenile? A cross-national comparison of youth justice systems,2018,18,2,111-130,Abrams
The future of youth justice,2018,18,2,131-148,Case
Widening the antiMafia net: child protection and the socio-cultural transmission of Mafia behaviours in Calabria,2018,18,2,149-168,Sergi
The knife crime problem: further developments,2018,18,2,188-196,Stone
Towards a Principled Legal Response to Children Who Kill,2018,18,3,211-229,Lynch
Police contact with young people with cognitive disabilities: perceptions of procedural (in)justice,2018,18,3,230-247,Richards
Juvenile facility staff contestations of change,2018,18,3,248-264,Cox
Realising the right of the child to participate in the criminal process,2018,18,3,265-284,Forde
Youth justice pathways to change: drivers challenges and opportunities,2019,19,1,25-41,Case
'Pranks' and misjudgment with lethal or highly destructive consequences: towards a principled approach in sentencing youthful folly,2019,19,1,63-71,Stone
What happens in the beginning matters in the end: achieving best evidence with child suspects in the police station,2019,19,2,85-101,Gooch
'It's a no-win scenario either the police or the gang will get you': young people and organised crime - vulnerable or criminal?,2019,19,2,102-119,Thompson
Adolescent violence towards parents: a case of specialisation?,2019,19,3,206-221,Day
Mentoring vulnerable youth in one of America's most dangerous cities: from violent streets to university classrooms,2019,19,3,262-277,Napolitano
An introduction to gangs and serious youth violence in the United Kingdom,2020,20,1-2,3-10,Deuchar
The matrix in context: taking stock of police gang databases in London and beyond,2020,20,1-2,11-30,Pyrooz
Getting to the point? Reframing narratives on knife crime,2020,20,1-2,31-49,Harding
'Vulnerable' kids going country: children and young people's involvement in county lines drug dealing,2020,20,1-2,64-78,Windle
No further action: contextualising social care decisions for children victimised in extra-familial settings,2020,20,1-2,79-92,Firmin
Rethinking how we view gang members: an examination into affective behavioral and mental health predictors of UK gang-involved youth,2020,20,1-2,93-112,Wood
Canadian rural youth and role tension of the police: 'it's hard in a small town',2020,20,3,199-214,Spencer
Abolishing youth justice systems: children first offenders nowhere,2021,21,1,3-17,Case
The minimum age of criminal responsibility: the need for a holistic approach,2021,21,2,153-171,Charles
Observing juvenile courtrooms: testing the implementation of guidelines on child-friendly justice in Spain,2021,21,2,192-209,Fernández-Molina
'We just want to be treated with respect!' Using restorative approaches and the dramatic arts to build positive relationships between the police and young people,2021,21,3,255-274,Payne
Children and crime: in the moment,2021,21,3,275-298,Deakin
'Schools with security': pitfalls in pursuit of the penal detention of children in Ireland and England,2021,21,3,338-349,Stone
Rural policing youth and overlapping fields of youth justice,2022,22,1,49-66,Spencer
Sentencing children for violent extremism: Part 1,2022,22,1,101-108,Stone
Sentencing children for violent extremism: part 2,2022,22,2,222-231,Stone
'Young people just resolve it in their own group': young people's perspectives on responses to non-consensual intimate image distribution,2022,22,3,304-319,Dodge
Mandatory mental health screening for justice-involved youth: a national priority,2023,23,1,49-57,Christian
Building cultures of participation: involving young people in contact with the criminal justice system in the development of drug interventions in the United Kingdom Denmark Italy and Poland,2023,23,1,97-116,Rolando
Family belonging and internalizing symptoms among youth involved with the juvenile justice system,2023,23,1,117-132,Fite
Victimization in juvenile sexual assault legislation: a critical content analysis of state laws in the United States of America,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Fallik
Adolescents' and parents' knowledge of laws pertaining to adolescent sexual behavior: the role of perceived policy fairness on adolescents' willingness to violate the law,2023,23,2,140-160,Thomas
Deterring children from crime through sentencing: can it be justified? [Corrected version],2023,23,2,182-200,Janes
The right to participation in youth justice research,2023,23,3,263-268,Pleysier
The social dynamics of adolescent co-offending,2023,23,3,350-371,Ashton
Children as Covert Human Intelligence Sources: spies first children second,2023,23,3,372-387,Arthur