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Stories and interviews from the book

A list of Australian contacts included at the end of the book

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These words were picked up by an American reader, so to an Australian, they may seem easy to understand.

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Christine's opinion of juvenile offenders

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Tasmanian Donna's opinion of juvenile offenders

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Louie Stravato's opinion of juvenile offenders

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Tim Grant's opinion of juvenile offenders

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Bernard Goh's opinion of juvenile offenders

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Excerpts from the Juvenile Justice: Youth and Crime in Australia textbook by Chris Cuneen & Rob White (2010).

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Give them (juvenile offenders) opportunities to move forward in their lives and to learn from their mistakes!

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Photos of a Juvenile Detention Centre

Photos from Magill Training Centre, which was closed in 2012.

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Survey completed by those who identify as ‘Chase Crew’ and ‘Centrals’

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I had spent 18 months in Rangeview Remand Centre when I was 16 years old. It was my second time in juvie.

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Written for an assessment in the Crime, Delinquency and Social Welfare unit as part of the Bachelor of Criminal Justice (Police)

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Australian Bureau of Statistics Year Book Australia (2012)

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Juvenile Justice National Minimum Dataset (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare)

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I went to juvie in 2005 for a brawl with police and for stealing cars. I was a heroin addict and then went on to methamphetamine.

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