11 Up To 1970s...

Question 1

1950s-1960s changes in society: ‘youth subcultures’, e.g. Mods and rockers; emergence of a…

Answer 1

‘Youth culture’ for first time

Question 2

1950s-60s: emergence of a ‘youth culture’ for first time - increase in juvenile delinquency = increased…

Answer 2

Concern, threat to social order

Question 3

1969 Children and Young Persons Act - abolished approved schools and remand homes, implemented ‘care’ homes = including the involvement of…

Answer 3

Social workers to intervene in ‘troublesome’ families

Question 4

1969 Children and Young Persons Act: keep youths out of courts, care rather than…

Answer 4

Criminal proceedings

Question 5

1969 Children and Young Persons Act: abolish prosecution for under 14s for all criminal offences except…

Answer 5

Homicide

Question 6

1969 Children and Young Persons Act - attempts to expand welfare approach… BUT most never implemented - why?

1) tension between competing aims of ‘justice’…

Answer 6

Rehabilitate (needs)/punish (deeds)

Question 7

1969 Children and Young Persons Act - attempts to expand welfare approach… BUT most never implemented - why?

Coerced cures - young persons had no choice but to submit to…

Answer 7

‘Cure’ if in institution

Question 8

1969 Children and Young Persons Act - attempts to expand welfare approach… BUT most never implemented - why?

Welfare based intervention increasingly…

Answer 8

Indeterminate