| Point | Criminal justice | Juvenile justice |
|---|---|---|
| Aim | Punishment of the guilty; deterrence | Reform and reintegration; the child's development |
| The actor's frame | The offender — a responsible adult | The child in conflict with law — a developing person |
| Terminology | Trial, conviction, sentence | Adjudication, disposition (the vocabulary's care) |
| Court | The regular court | The juvenile court/bench (the specialised composition) |
| Procedure | Public, adversarial, formal | Closed, protective, informalised; the parent-and- social-worker presence |
| Custody | Prison, bail-and-remand | Last resort only; reform homes; separation from adults |
| Sentences | The full tariff (life; fines) | The reduced ladder (the age-bands; no capital, no life- without-release) |
| Records | The permanent record | Confidential; the sealing-and-expungement logic |
| The victim | The party to be answered | Present — and central in the restorative face |
4.5 Differences between Juvenile Justice and Criminal Justice
यो उत्तर युनिट १ मा छ — पूरै निःशुल्क।
यही युनिटका अरू उत्तर
- 4.1 Concept and Rationale of Juvenile Justice निःशुल्क
- What is juvenile justice? निःशुल्क
- Why does the law treat the young offender differently? निःशुल्क
- State the principles of juvenile justice under the CRC and the Beijing Rules. निःशुल्क
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