Assessment 1 JUST 2005 Case study
The Assessment will comprise of a case study with an introduction and conclusion paragraph
James is a 15-year-old boy who has been arrested by the South Australian police and charged with breaking and getting into a property. He was caught in a neighbour’s home looking out by means of the cabinets and with the neighbour’s lap-top, video tools and cell phone in a shoulder bag which he had introduced into the premises.
The police had been known as when the neighbour returned house unexpectedly and located a again window had been damaged and James was of their home. James was taken into police custody and known as James’ mother and father to attend an interview on the police station and James was then launched on bail and returned to reside within the household house. James’ mother and father are very distressed and anxious about this and about attending household conferencing by means of the SA Youth Court docket. James has not damaged the regulation earlier than or been in hassle with the police.
Embody the 5 part headings beneath (See Assessment 1 – Authorized case study information and the suggestions sheet for additional particulars below the course Assessment tab).
Clear and concise synopsis of the case
Determine and describe the three items of laws utilized
Define the courtroom’s position, function and intervention (Eg. The Youth Court docket function, the position and courtroom intervention/providers for younger offenders in South Australia)
Exhibit understanding of the human service employee/social work roles, data and expertise required to work with this case study. (Eg. younger individuals within the authorized system and their households, data in linking principle to apply, Assessment and engagement expertise)
Exhibit understanding of the social justice and moral points in relation to the case study (Eg. bearing in mind James’ age, working together with his mother and father and referring to the AASW/or ACWA Code of Ethics and Intervention Conventions associated to Younger Folks)
A minimal of 10 -18 references are required for this 2250 phrase Assessment