Child-Friendly Policing
Definition
The standard the Child Welfare Police Officer is trained toward, avoiding uniform and lock-up procedures and using an approach suited to the child's age and psychology.
Related terms
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- Support such as accommodation, education, vocational training and mentoring extended to a young person after they leave a childcare institution, up to...
- Fit Institution
- A facility the Board or Committee certifies as fit to temporarily take responsibility for a specific child for a specific purpose, used...
- Observation Home
- A residential institution for the temporary reception of a child alleged to be in conflict with law while an inquiry before the...
- Place of Safety
- A facility, separate from adult prisons, that holds a 16 to 18 year old alleged or found to have committed a heinous...
- Special Home
- An institution for a child whom the Board has found, after inquiry, to have committed an offence, providing reformative services for the...
- Special Juvenile Police Unit
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