Section 18 of JJ Act : Section 18: Orders Regarding Child Found To Be In Conflict With Law
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a 15-year-old juvenile, Raj, is caught shoplifting a video game from a local store. This is classified as a petty offence. The Juvenile Justice Board conducts an inquiry and determines that Raj has committed the offence. Taking into account Raj's age, the nature of the offence, his socio-economic background detailed in the social investigation report, and the fact that this is his first offence, the Board decides to apply the provisions of Section 18 of The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.
The Board opts for a rehabilitative approach rather than a punitive one. They order:
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