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Youth Corrections Act 1950
Definición
- The U.S. Congress enacted the Youth Corrections Act (YCA) in 1950 during an era when the “rehabilitative ideal” was the main focus of the juvenile justice system. The act established a system for the treatment and rehabilitation of offenders under the age of 22 who were convicted of crimes in the federal system or in the District of Columbia. [Source: Encyclopedia of Prisons & Correctional Facilities; Youth Corrections Act 1950]
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