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Author Potas, I. L.

Title Young people and crime : costs and prevention / Ivan Potas, Aidan Vining, Paul Wilson
Published Canberra, A.C.T. : Australian Institute of Criminology, [1990]
©1990

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Description xii, 82 pages, 22 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 30 cm
Contents Executive Summary -- Introduction : Purpose of the Project -- Part One : A Conceptual Framework for the Costing of Juvenile Justice --A Social Cost Perspective: Crime and Crime Prevention -- A Social Cost Perspective: Crime Reduction -- A Government Cost Perspective -- A Program Cost Perspective -- Cost Minimisation -- A Conceptual Framework for Understanding the Benefits of Juvenile Crime and Delinquency Avoidance -- A Social Perspective on Benefits (and Costs) -- Cost-Effectiveness Approaches --- Part Two A : Some Direct Costs of Crime -- Introduction -- A Preamble to Costs: Identifying the Juvenile Offender -- The Task Ahead -- Paucity of Data -- Estimating the Proportion of Juvenile Involvement in Offences Cleared -- Problem of Attributing Crime Costs to Juveniles -- Motor Vehicle Theft -- Household Burglary -- Vandalism and Local Government -- Arson and Vandalism -- Telecom Vandalism --Vandalism of Public Transport -- Shoplifting -- Estimating Some Costs of Violent Crime: The Cost of Injuries -- Summary -- Part Two B : Crime Prevention Costs -- Some Estimates of Governmental Costs of Crime Prevention -- The Police -- Costing Police Action: Some Paradigm Cases -- Cost-Effectiveness of Police Cautions -- Aggregate Estimates of Crime Prevention Costs -- Cost of Children's Courts -- The Cost of Incarceration -- Costing Departmental Work and Non-Custodial Measures -- Security Industry -- The Principle of Parsimony -- Summary -- Part Three : Juvenile Crime Prevention Programs -- Research on Juvenile Crime Prevention and Treatment: The Grounds for Hope -- Who Commits Offences? -- What Do We Know About Delinquency Predictors? -- Pre-School Based Prevention Strategies -- School-Based Prevention Strategies -- Parent-Training Prevention Programs and Child Abuse Prevention -- Non-Traditional Treatment Programs -- The Evidence on Psychotherapy Treatment and Other ̀Community' -- Programs -- Conclusions --Appendices
Summary "Report to the Department of Employment, Education and Training (Youth Bureau) from the Australian Institute of Criminology, July 1989" -- t.p. verso
Analysis Crime prevention
Criminal justice
Federal issue
Juvenile delinquency
Youth
Notes "Report to the Department of Employment, Education and Training (Youth Bureau) from the Australian Institute of Criminology, July 1989" - t.p. verso
Bibliography Bibliography: pages 73-82
Subject Crime prevention -- Economic aspects -- Australia.
Criminal statistics -- Australia.
Juvenile delinquency -- Economic aspects -- Australia.
Crime prevention -- Australia -- Finance.
Juvenile delinquency -- Australia -- Prevention.
Juvenile delinquency -- Australia.
Juvenile justice, Administration of -- Australia -- Costs.
Author Vining, Aidan.
Wilson, Paul R.
Australia. Youth Bureau
Australian Institute of Criminology.
LC no. 91129438
ISBN 0642155380