Abstract
This article examines India’s juvenile justice system from a socio-legal perspective, focusing on its legal framework, socio-economic factors influencing juvenile delinquency and the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs in reducing recidivism. It also assesses legal provisions, policies, and community-based interventions to balance punitive and rehabilitative approaches.
Keywords
Juvenile JusticeJuvenile DelinquencyMajor ReformsPovertyEducationPeer InfluenceSubstance AbuseRecidivismRestorative Justice
How to cite
Surya Prakash Singh & Aman Singh, The Socio-Legal Dimensions of Juvenile Justice, 7 Int'l J. L. Mgmt. & Human. 757 (2024).
