In reply to a question asked by Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf's member Sidra Imran, the minister said that technical courses were offered to juvenile offenders confined at
Youthful Offenders Industrial School Karachi by prison staff and non-governmental organisation.
Sindh has five separate prisons for juvenile prisoners called
Youthful Offenders Industrial Schools (YOIS).
These individuals are referred to as "
youthful offenders."
With a 20-year history of impacting at-risk youth in schools across the U.S., One Heart One Heart turned its focus to
youthful offenders five years ago, beginning in Texas and New York.
In Punjab, the juvenile specific detention centers have been established in Faisalabad and Bahawalpur and in Sindh
Youthful Offenders Industrial School at Karachi, Hyderabad, Larkana and Sindh Reformatory School at Karachi.
In 22 chapters, he covers the meaning of developmental theories vis-[sz]-vis traumatized children; changing services for vulnerable children; trauma and mental health; changing services culture; refugee children; and comes full circle to victim as perpetrator, exploring therapeutic approaches for dealing with
youthful offenders. There are illustrations, bibliography, and about the author.
The district attorney's office said the younger suspects were charged as serious
youthful offenders, meaning they could be tried in adult court.
[section]948.30(1) must be imposed on defendants who are sentenced as
youthful offenders. The article concludes that those conditions do not need to be imposed because [section]948.30(1) is superseded by the
youthful offender statute.
The 330 adult prisoners were detained at the Malir district prison in Karachi while eight minors were detained at the
Youthful Offenders Industrial School in the city.
Up to 329 prisoners (adults) were released from the Malir district prison in southern Pakistani city Karachi and eight others (minors) were released from the
Youthful Offenders Industrial School in Karachi.
Written in nontechnical language, this accessible reference for students in high school and up offers alphabetical entries on issues in community policing, from agency values to
youthful offenders. Emphasis is placed on practical aspects of community-oriented policing and problem solving.
Jail provides an interruption to illegal behavior that provides inmates not only a "time out" but also access to rehabilitation services that reduce the likelihood of repeat offenses, particularly for
youthful offenders.