The Moral Foundations of the Youth Justice System: Understanding the principles of the youth justice system

Social Sciences

• Young People 100%
• Criminal Law 45%
• Behavior 35%
• Consequences 30%
• Adults 30%
• Capacity 25%
• Offender 20%
• Responsibility 15%
• Decision Making 15%
• Legal Decision 15%
• Penal Sanctions 10%
• Grasping 10%
• Difference 10%
• Sensation Seeking 10%
• Conceptualization 10%
• Control 10%
• Welfare 10%
• Reasoning 10%
• Adulthood 10%
• Criminal Responsibility 10%
• Penalty 5%
• Experience 5%
• Defence 5%
• Policy Making 5%
• Mental Diseases 5%
• Offense 5%
• English Language 5%
• Citizen 5%
• Early Childhood 5%
• Moral Values 5%
• Redress 5%
• Human Being 5%
• Childhood 5%
• Respect 5%
• Self Discipline 5%
• Atmosphere 5%
• Interest 5%
• Examinations 5%
• Nonprofit Organizations 5%
• Exemption 5%
• Children's Rights 5%
• United Nations 5%
• Police 5%

Psychology

• Children 80%
• Youth Violence 10%
• Criminal Justice System 10%
• Power Law 10%
• Criminal Behavior 10%
• Abilities 5%
• Goals 5%
• Impulsivity 5%