From Children to Citizens

I Socializing Children: The Community's Interest.- 1 The Public Duties of Families and Children.- 2 The Politics of Juvenile Justice in America.- Appendix to Chapter 2: Legislative Trends Jeffrey L. Bleich.- 3 Toward a Jurisprudence of Children and Families.- 4 Juvenile Court Jurisdiction: Intervention and Intrusion.- II Socializing Children: Abstract Conceptions of the Task.- 5 The Development of Responsibility: Implications for Juvenile Justice.- 6 Care and Discipline: Their Contribution to Delinquency and Regulation by the Juvenile Court.- III Socializing Children: Concrete Problems, Now and in the Future.- 7 Trends in Child Abuse and Juvenile Delinquency.- 8 Violent Juvenile Offenders.- 9 Toward an Effective Policy for Handling Dangerous Juvenile Offenders.- 10 Status Offenders and the Juvenile Court: Past Practices, Future Prospects.- IV The Organization of the Juvenile Justice System: In the Shadow of the Juvenile Court.- 11 Juveniles and Police: The End of the Nightstick.- 12 Alternatives to the Juvenile Court Process.- V The Organization of the Juvenile Justice System: Juvenile Court Jurisdiction and Processing.- 13 A Short History of Jurisdiction over Juvenile and Family Matters.- 14 Diversion of Juvenile Offenders to the Community in the State of Washington: Back to the Source.- 15 Determining the Future Child: Actors on the Juvenile Court Stage.- 16 Juvenile Justice in Transition: An Industry Note.- VI The Organization of the Juvenile Justice System: Assuming Responsibility for Children in Trouble.- 17 Classifying Juvenile Dispositions.- 18 Principles for Juvenile Detention.- 19 Notes on an Accounting Scheme for a Juvenile Correctional System.- 20 An Alternative Approach to Managing Juvenile Corrections.- 21 Conclusion.- Name Index.