Representing Young Offenders
Short course
In Manchester, Birmingham and London
Description
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Short course
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Duration
1 Day
The delegate will have a full appreciation of how best to work in and understand the youth justice system. Suitable for: This interactive course is a must for all criminal fee-earners.
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Teachers and trainers (1)
Karen Spooner
Trainer
A former Justices’ Clerk and Magistrates’ Training Officer. She is qualified as a Barrister and has an Advanced Diploma in Professional Training and Development. She is now a self-employed trainer and consultant, and legal adviser to magistrates in court.
Course programme
Course Content
Why you should attend this seminar
The profile of the youth court is greater now than at any time, with considerable attention being given to the causes and consequences
of youth offending.
Who should attend
This course is aimed at criminal fee-earners with aim to improve their skills when representing young offenders. It provides a comprehensive guide to the youth court and gives specific guidance as to the skills
required by lawyers when representing young persons and communicating with their families.
Programme includes
- Constitution and jurisdiction
- The youth justice system
- Pre-court proceedings
- Youth court proceedings
- Orders and sentences
- Communicating with young persons and their families
Accredited by the Bar Standards Board for 6 CPD hours.
Additional information
Representing Young Offenders