Knowledge Themes
Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015
Juvenile Justice Amendment Act 2021
Child Welfare Committee
Juvenile Justice Board
Central Adoption Resource Authority
Article 15(3)
Article 39
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Preliminary Assessment
Children in Conflict with Law
Children in Need of Care and Protection
District Magistrate's Role in Adoption
Heinous Serious and Petty Offences
Social Investigation Report
POCSO Act 2012
Structural Subtopics
- Evolution of Juvenile Justice Law from 1986 to 2015
- Distinction between Child in Conflict with Law and Child in Need of Care and Protection
- Preliminary assessment of mental and physical capacity for heinous offenses
- Trial of juveniles aged 16 to 18 as adults in heinous crimes
- Role and composition of Juvenile Justice Boards and Child Welfare Committees
- Classification of offenses into petty
- serious
- and heinous
- Provisions for adoption and the role of CARA under the 2015 Act
- Institutional versus non-institutional care models
- Challenges in age determination and the margin of error principle
- Impact of the 2021 Amendment on the categorization of serious offenses
- Social reintegration and individual care plans for rehabilitation
- Role of Special Juvenile Police Units and child-friendly policing
- Concept of restorative justice versus punitive measures
- Socio-economic drivers of juvenile delinquency in India
Study Material
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