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Interrogating Young Suspects II: Procedural Safeguards from an Empirical Perspective

Edited by: Miet Vanderhallen, Marc Van Oosterhout, Michele Panzavolta, Dorris de Vocht

ISBN13: 9781780683010
Published: January 2016
Publisher: Intersentia Publishers
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £76.00



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This book is the second of two volumes published in the context of the research project 'Protecting Young Suspects in Interrogations'. This EU-funded research project sprung from the observation that knowledge of the existing level of procedural protection offered to juvenile suspects during interrogation is limited.

The research project aimed to fill at least part of this gap by shedding more light on the existing procedural rights for juveniles during interrogations in five EU Member States with different systems of juvenile justice (Belgium, England and Wales, Italy, Poland and the Netherlands). In doing so, it intended to identify legal and empirical patterns to improve the effective protection of the juvenile suspect. The project has been a joint effort of Maastricht University, Warwick University, Antwerp University, Jagiellonian University and Macerata University in cooperation with Defence for Children and PLOT Limburg. The results of the first part of the project - a legal and comparative study into existing legal procedural safeguards for juvenile suspects during interrogation in the five selected Member States - have been published in a separate volume (M. Panzavolta, D. de Vocht, M. van Oosterhout and M. Vanderhallen, Interrogating Young Suspects: Procedural Safeguards from a Legal Perspective, Cambridge: Intersentia 2015).

This second volume reflects the results of the second and third part of the research project. First, it contains the results of the empirical research conducted in the five Member States consisting of focus group interviews and observations of recorded interrogations. The empirical findings of each Member State are discussed in separate chapters to provide an in-depth account of perceptions and practices in the context of each jurisdiction. Second, the country reports are followed by an integrated analysis resulting from the merging of the legal and empirical findings offering a comparative overview and combining the national findings into an integrated perspective. Finally, the book contains a set of guidelines - a framework of minimum rules - developed on the basis of the research project's findings. The guidelines and their additional explanatory remarks include recommendations for good practices and are intended to serve as an inspiration for promoting good practice in the context of juvenile suspect interrogations throughout the EU. The book is intended for practitioners, academics, researchers and policy-makers working in the area of juvenile justice and interrogation.

Subjects:
Human Rights and Civil Liberties
Contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction (p.
1)
Chapter 2. Research Methodology (p.
7)
Chapter 3. Belgium: Empirical Findings (p.
55)
Chapter 4. England and Wales: Empirical Findings (p.
127)
Chapter 5. Italy: Empirical Findings (p.
183)
Chapter 6. The Netherlands: Empirical Findings (p.
217)
Chapter 7. Poland: Empirical Findings (p.
267)
Chapter 8. Integrated Analysis (p.
305)
Chapter 9. The Guidelines (p.
385)
Annexes (p.
407)