The Right of Juvenile Offenders to be Punished: Some Implications of Treating Kids as Persons

Gardner, Martin R.

Journal: Nebraska Law Review

Volume: 68

Year: 1989

Bluebook Citation: 68 NEB. L. REV. (1989)

Author: Martin R. Gardner: all 20 publications


Abstract

I. Introduction II. Persons and Punishment III. The Rights of Young People ... A. Protection Rights ... 1. The Traditional Juvenile Justice Movement ... 2. The Right to Rehabilitation ... B. Personhood Rights ... 1. The New Juvenile Justice ... 2. The Right to be Punished ... C. Accommodating Protection and Personhood Rights IV. A Constitutional Right to be Punished? ... A. Eighth Amendment Legislative History ... B. Eighth Amendment Values ... C. Robinson v. California: A Case for Consideration ... D. Judicial Scrutiny of Infringements of the Right to Be Punished ... E. Implementing the Right to Be Punished V. Juvenile Justice Implications of the Right to Be Punished ... A. Substantive Effects ... B. Procedural Effects VI. Conclusion

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