Policy, Practice and Perceptions: Exploring the Criminalisation of Children’s Home Residents in England

Policy, Practice and Perceptions: Exploring the Criminalisation of Children’s Home Residents in England

The criminalisation of young people in response to children’s residential, home-based challenging behaviour remains a persistent problem in the United Kingdom. This article presents research which, through a series of semi-structured interviews and a focus group with professionals from the care and...

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