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This comment article was published by the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies in March 2016. It describes service access issues in need of further consideration, as education and youth justice become more closely connected
This research evidence on youth justice service access was submitted to the Taylor Review of the Youth Justice System of England and Wales
This leaflet summarises some main research findings on young people’s youth justice journey making (print settings: ‘double sided’ and ‘flip on the short edge’)
Accessing Services 