NATIONAL JUVENILE COURT JUDGES INSTITUTE AND CONFERENCE PROGRAM - A TWO DAY CURRICULUM UNIT FOR JUVENILE COURT JUDGES AND STAFF BASED ON THE JUVENILE COURT AS AN AGENT OF CHANGE

• NCJ Number: 11110
• Author(s): ANON
• Date Published: 1964
• Length: 42 pages
• Grant Number(s): MH 998-02
• Sponsoring Agency: US Dept of Health, Education, and Welfare
• Corporate Author: National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges
• Publication Format: Document
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America
• Note: PREPARED FOR THE 1964 ARIZONA JUVENILE COURT WORK CONFERENCE

Annotation

THE ARIZONA WORK CONFERENCE CONSISTED OF FIVE SESSIONS FOCUSING ON THE THEME OF CHANGE, A PROCESS CENTRAL TO EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF JUVENILE OR FAMILY COURTS.

Abstract

THE TRAINING GOALS OF THE CONFERENCE HELD AT TUCSON, WERE TO PROVIDE - A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR PLANNING CHANGE, INSIGHTS AND AWARENESS OF THE BASIC FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH VARIOUS CHANGE STRATEGIES, AND AN OPPORTUNITY AND CONDITIONS FOR BOTH RECEIVING AND GIVING CONSULTATION FOR THE RESOLUTION OF BACK-HOME PROBLEMS. A GENERAL SESSION WAS HELD IN WHICH THE JUVENILE COURT PROCESS WAS LINKED WITH THE CHANGE PROCESS. VARIOUS WORKSHOPS CONSIDERED THE CONSEQUENCES OF FAILURE TO INVOLVE OTHERS IN PLANNING FOR CHANGE AND EXAMINED THE JUDGE-PROBATION OFFICER RELATIONSHIP FROM THE STANDPOINT OF INTERPERSONAL PERCEPTIONS. COPIES OF HANDOUTS GIVEN OUT DURING THE CONFERENCE ARE INCLUDED.