SUPPORTING AND REHABILITATING JUVENILES. COMMENTARY

A book that is an invaluable aid to all those involved in the process of supporting and rehabilitating juveniles. This is a comprehensive study that explains in an accessible way the provisions of the new law replacing the existing regulations on proceedings in juvenile cases. This publication is the key to understanding the legal changes and their practical application.

• Detailed discussion of the provisions of the new law on supporting and rehabilitating juveniles.
• Accessible language, making it easier to understand complex legal issues.
• Analysis of the changes introduced by the new regulations, including the mandatory placement of perpetrators of the most serious crimes in correctional facilities.
• Explanation of the rules of probation supervision of persons leaving correctional facilities.
• Discussion of the issue of raising the upper age limit for staying in correctional facilities.
• Explanation of the rules of juvenile liability in case of signs of demoralization.
• Facilitated access of the juvenile to a defense counsel.

Wolters Kluwer is a renowned publishing house that has been providing specialist literature on law, economics and business for years. Their publications are characterized by high substantive quality and a practical approach to the topics discussed. The commentary on the law on supporting and rehabilitating juveniles is another example of the professionalism and attention to detail that distinguish this publishing house on the market.

The commentary discusses in detail the provisions of the new law on supporting and rehabilitating juveniles, which replaced the existing law on proceedings in juvenile cases. The new regulations introduce, among others, the following changes: juveniles who have committed the most serious crimes, such as rape or murder, are mandatorily placed in correctional facilities; the court may place under probation supervision anyone who leaves a correctional facility, in case of doubts as to the degree of his or her rehabilitation; the upper age limit for staying in a correctional facility has been raised to 24 years of age (in the case of the most serious crimes); a minimum age of juvenile liability has been introduced in cases where they show signs of demoralization (10 years); facilitated access of the juvenile to a defense counsel.

The publication is intended mainly for judges, prosecutors, attorneys, legal advisors, as well as probation officers. It will also be useful for law and pedagogy students who want to expand their knowledge of family and guardianship law. The commentary is an indispensable tool for all those who deal with the issues of juveniles and their rehabilitation on a daily basis.

Thanks to this commentary, understanding the legal intricacies related to supporting and rehabilitating juveniles becomes simpler and more accessible. It is a practical guide that will help in daily work and in making informed decisions in cases involving juveniles. Investing in this publication is an investment in professionalism and the effectiveness of actions for young people.