Describe the juvenile-justice administration in Nepal from investigation to correction.

The investigation's juvenile face: the specialised-or-trained police (the child-friendly cells); the interrogation's safeguards — the questioning limited (not more than an hour at a stretch, never at night); the parent's-or-social-worker's presence; no handcuffs, no uniforms' theatre, no detention with adults; the age's verification at the very start (the birth registration; the school records; the ossification evidence where unregistered — the age- determination disputes, Unit 6's cases); the diversion screen at the police level itself (the minor offence's warning-and-release); the social study report's commission (the family-school- circumstance investigation — the disposition's evidence).