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The Female Juvenile Offender in Hawaii: Understanding Gender Differences in Arrests, Adjudications, and Social Characteristics of Juvenile Offenders
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The Female Juvenile Offender in Hawaii: Understanding Gender Differences in Arrests, Adjudications, and Social Characteristics of Juvenile Offenders
Publication year:
2006
| Cataloged on:
Dec. 04, 2008
ANNOTATION: Demographics for Hawaii's female juvenile offenders are provided. Sections following an executive summary are: introduction; gender and juvenile delinquency in Hawaii -- gender differences and predicting adjudication; case file analysis -- age and offense characteristics, ethnicity and circuit court by gender, social, psychological, family, and academic characteristics, predicting runaway arrests, and HYCF girls and non-HYCF girls; summary -- a profile of the female juvenile offender; and policy recommendations.