The level of crime, including recidivism, remains high today. This fact proves the need to optimize the implementation of a patronage of people released from penal institutions. In this context, exploring the origins of a post-penitentiary patronage, in particular its implementation for juvenile is important for the effectiveness of social work with this category of clients. The article analyzes the experience of different countries, methods of a patronage of persons, released from juvenile penitentiary. It is established that in relation to adults, released from prisons, the patronage based on the principle of voluntariness, but the patronage of minors was mandatory. In the early ХІХth century some organizations began to take over the fun...
Problem. Chartered in 1826, the Philadelphia House of Refuge was the first institution in Pennsylvan...
Problem. Chartered in 1826, the Philadelphia House of Refuge was the first institution in Pennsylvan...
This article interrogates historiographical debates over discipline and charity in the penal reform ...
The treatment of juvenile offenders was the subject of much discussion and controversy in the first ...
The United States of America was one of the first countries in the world, which at the turn of the n...
Youth justice in England and Wales is paradoxical in the sense that it treats young people who break...
On the basis of the study of the aspects of the resocialization of minors, the author of the article...
The treatment of delinquent and potentially delinquent children and young persons has its historica...
Since its inception in Illinois in 1899, the juvenile court has become a remarkable legal and social...
Young Criminal Lives is the first cradle-to-grave study of the experiences of some of the thousands ...
In 1912, after several years of heated discussions, Belgian legislators passed the country’s first c...
The treatment of delinquent and potentially delinquent children and young persons has its historica...
The article aims to show how the juvenile penal system changed in the 20th century: from a previous ...
The article provides the definition of «child care», «compulsory care of juvenile delinquents», «rel...
This article explores the relationship between the voluntary sector and the juvenile courts in the p...
Problem. Chartered in 1826, the Philadelphia House of Refuge was the first institution in Pennsylvan...
Problem. Chartered in 1826, the Philadelphia House of Refuge was the first institution in Pennsylvan...
This article interrogates historiographical debates over discipline and charity in the penal reform ...
The treatment of juvenile offenders was the subject of much discussion and controversy in the first ...
The United States of America was one of the first countries in the world, which at the turn of the n...
Youth justice in England and Wales is paradoxical in the sense that it treats young people who break...
On the basis of the study of the aspects of the resocialization of minors, the author of the article...
The treatment of delinquent and potentially delinquent children and young persons has its historica...
Since its inception in Illinois in 1899, the juvenile court has become a remarkable legal and social...
Young Criminal Lives is the first cradle-to-grave study of the experiences of some of the thousands ...
In 1912, after several years of heated discussions, Belgian legislators passed the country’s first c...
The treatment of delinquent and potentially delinquent children and young persons has its historica...
The article aims to show how the juvenile penal system changed in the 20th century: from a previous ...
The article provides the definition of «child care», «compulsory care of juvenile delinquents», «rel...
This article explores the relationship between the voluntary sector and the juvenile courts in the p...
Problem. Chartered in 1826, the Philadelphia House of Refuge was the first institution in Pennsylvan...
Problem. Chartered in 1826, the Philadelphia House of Refuge was the first institution in Pennsylvan...
This article interrogates historiographical debates over discipline and charity in the penal reform ...