Juvenile Offenders Part 2: Un-Making the Criminal

James Nayagam | Anderson Selvasegaram

15-Aug-13 01:22

Juvenile Offenders Part 2: Un-Making the Criminal

The recent violent crime wave has put the criminal justice system in sharp focus. Are criminals born or made? We speak to two experts who work with young offenders and try to see the world from their point of view. We ask, what would a policy of holistic rehabilitation demand of larger society?

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