Care-experienced children and the criminal justice system
Trends and Issues in Crime and Criminal Justice, 2020•search.informit.org
The current study examines the factors underlying pathways from out-of-home care into the
criminal justice system. Using a multi-method approach—specifically, court observations, file
reviews and qualitative interviews—we found evidence of how histories of trauma and
situational factors relating to the care environment interact to increase criminalisation. While
many policy initiatives have been developed to address this criminalisation, in all parts of
our study we found little evidence these are having an impact on practice in relation to care …
criminal justice system. Using a multi-method approach—specifically, court observations, file
reviews and qualitative interviews—we found evidence of how histories of trauma and
situational factors relating to the care environment interact to increase criminalisation. While
many policy initiatives have been developed to address this criminalisation, in all parts of
our study we found little evidence these are having an impact on practice in relation to care …
The current study examines the factors underlying pathways from out-of-home care into the criminal justice system. Using a multi-method approach—specifically, court observations, file reviews and qualitative interviews—we found evidence of how histories of trauma and situational factors relating to the care environment interact to increase criminalisation. While many policy initiatives have been developed to address this criminalisation, in all parts of our study we found little evidence these are having an impact on practice in relation to care-experienced children. Some innovations we observed in our United Kingdom case study offer potential solutions to address this serious and ongoing problem.
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