JUVENILE JUSTICE IN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PROTECTION OF THE CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
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Published:
Dec 3, 2021
Abstract
In foreign countries justice for minors in the form of the juvenile justice is very common. According to its fundamental principles, the state behaves as a trustee or body responsible for minors, protecting them from dangerous behaviors and harmful environment. In Kazakhstan, the legal basis for the establishment of specialized juvenile courts is provided for by separate articles in the Criminal and the Criminal Procedure Code of Kazakhstan, and they regulate the issues of criminal responsibility and punishment, whereas in the Civil Law Code these issues are not covered.
How to Cite
Saijibayeva, J. (2021). JUVENILE JUSTICE IN INTERNATIONAL LEGAL PROTECTION OF THE CHILDREN’S RIGHTS. Baltic Journal of Legal and Social Sciences, (4), 68-73. Retrieved from http://www.baltijapublishing.lv/index.php/bjlss/article/view/1491
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Keywords
minor, state, courts for children, justice for children, justice, protection of children’s rights
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3. The French Civil Code on 03/21/1804 (rev. and ext. as of 01.09.2011) // access: Consultant, contact@consultant.ru
4. Starilov, Y.N. Administrative justice. Theory, history, prospects // Moscow, 2001
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