Mitigating Juvenile Delinquency by Placing Difficult Minors in Custody of Dedicated Short-Term Care CentersRun by Bodies or Units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
The author analyzes the nature of police custody and looks into its role in mitigating juvenile delinquency. The focus is on keeping difficult minors in dedicated short-term care centers run by bodies or units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Much attention is devoted to how to protect the right of an incarcerated minor to contact with his or her parents or other custodians.