Children First, Offenders Second

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Presentation transcript:

Children First, Offenders Second A new model of juvenile justice Professor Kevin Haines Swansea University

Children First, Offenders Second is NOT:

Welfare based

Justice based

Risk factor based

‘The basic idea … is very simple: Identify the key risk factors for offending and implement prevention methods designed to counteract them.  There is often a related attempt to identify key protective factors against offending and to implement prevention methods designed to enhance them.’ (Farrington, in Maguire, Morgan and Reiner 2007: 606)

Children First, Offenders Second emphasises:

Prevention

Diversion from the criminal justice system

Eschews individualised offence and offender based thinking in favour of responding to the child in their social context

The Bureau The Swansea Bureau is an innovative initiative designed to divert young people out of the formal processes of the Youth Justice System. The Bureau extends beyond simple diversion grounded in minimal or non-intervention and into tackling the underlying causes of youth crime through mechanisms that normalise youth offending and promote prosocial behaviour, children’s rights, youth participation and the engagement of both parents/carers and the local community. Inter-agency working is pursued in a political, strategic and operational context of viewing young people as ‘children first, offenders second’.

Disposal 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 N % NCD n/a 110 41 123 46 152 64 Reprimand 117 56 93 35 98 36 61 26 Final warning 45 22 32 12 8 9 Prosecution 47 34 13 27 10 5 Decision-making and outcomes for FTEs in Swansea from 2008/09 to 2011/12 (April-March)

FTEs reconvicted in Swansea 2008/09-2010/11 (April-March) 2009/10 2010/11 Reconvicted N % NCD n/a 110 10 9 123 13 11 Reprimand 117 28 24 93 98 21 Final Warning 45 6 32 19 22 27 Prosecution 47 23 34 38 3 15 FTEs reconvicted in Swansea 2008/09-2010/11 (April-March)

All except Scaled Approach Pilots 0 (-0.2) Scaled Approach pilots only Country YOT % change from 2008 baseline Top YOT % change Bottom YOT % change England All -4 -82 +78 All except Scaled Approach Pilots 0 (-0.2) Scaled Approach pilots only -22 -42 -3 Wales -6 -46 +62 -17 +18 Scaled Approach pilot only n/a All except Children First Children First only -45 Reconviction rates in England and Wales for the January-March 2009 cohort

Thank you