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NCJ Number: NCJ 037287  
Title: DEVELOPMENT OF A JUVENILE DIVERSION PROJECT TO COMBAT DELINQUENCY IN JERSEY CITY
Author(s): J L VICTOR
Sale: UMI Dissertation Services
300 North Zeeb Road
P.O. Box 1346
Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1346
United States
Publication Date: 1975
Pages: 176
Type: Thesis/dissertation
Origin: United States
Language: English
Note: DISSERTATION - FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, 1975
Annotation: THIS STUDY ANALYZED THE LITERATURE AND CONCEPTS OF YOUTH SERVICES BUREAUS IN GENERAL AND THE MAJOR ASSUMPTIONS OF THE JERSEY CITY JUVENILE DIVERSION IN PARTICULAR AS A CASE STUDY OF YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU (YSB) DEVELOPMENT.
Abstract: THE CURRENT RESEARCH ON CAUSATION, THE EXTENT OF THE DELINQUENCY PROBLEM, AND CONCEPTS UNDERLYING CERTAIN YSB TYPES ARE REVIEWED. ASSESSMENT OF THE JERSEY CITY PROJECT IS BASED ON DATA GATHERED THROUGH INTERVIEWS, AGENCY REPORTS, RECORDS, CONVERSATIONS, AND CORRESPONDENCE. CONCEPTS AND ASSUMPTIONS UNDERLYING THE PROJECT WERE THEN COMPARED TO CERTAIN NOMINATIVE PRESCRIPTIONS FOUND IN THE LITERATURE ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND YSB'S. THE CASE STUDY CONCLUDED THAT THE JERSEY CITY PROJECT LACKED THE NECESSARY INPUT AND COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION TO WARRANT THE DESIGNATION OF A COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAM. OTHER LIMITATIONS INCLUDE ABSENCE OF PARAPROFESSIONALS ON STAFF AND INFLEXIBLE OFFICE HOURS. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT MODIFIED)
Index Term(s): Case studies ; Juvenile delinquency prevention ; Youth Services Bureau ; Diversion programs ; Community based corrections (juv) ; Services effectiveness ; New Jersey
 
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