Section 3 of JJ Act : Section 3: General Principles To Be Followed In Administration Of Act

Explanation using Example

Imagine a 16-year-old named Rohan who is caught shoplifting in a local store. Under the Principle of presumption of innocence, Rohan is presumed innocent and cannot be treated as inherently criminal due to his age. When brought before the Juvenile Justice Board, the board ensures that Rohan's dignity is respected (Principle of dignity and worth), and he is allowed to speak on his behalf (Principle of participation).

The board decides that it's in Rohan's best interest to not be institutionalized but instead to participate in a community service program and receive counseling. This decision also aligns with the Principle of family responsibility, as Rohan's family is involved in his rehabilitation process....

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