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Civil Legal Problems: Young People, Social Exclusion and Crime

This briefing presents findings from the 2010 wave of the Civil and Social Justice Panel Survey (CSJPS), alongside supplementary findings from the earlier (but larger) 2006-9 Civil and Social Justice Survey (CSJS). It focusses on the experience of Young People within the population surveyed, and reports that young people were less likely than others to seek advice and support.

Civil Legal Problems: Young People, Social Exclusion and Crime
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Author: Pleasence, P

Journal: N/A

Publisher: Law Centres Network

Date: 2011

Citation: N/A

Type: Research Report

Area: Young People, Civil Law, Social Welfare

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