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Families, Drugs and Crime

Keeping Children out of Trouble

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  • © 1998

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  1. Richard Clutterbuck
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Table of contents (18 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xvi
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  2. A Time for Hope

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 1-6

  3. How a Baby Turns into a Teenage Criminal — Or Does Not

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 7-12

  4. The Brain of a Baby

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 13-21

  5. Mothers and Babies

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 22-31

  6. Toddlers

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 32-39

  7. The Pre-School Years

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 40-47

  8. Primary School

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 48-64

  9. Special Educational Needs

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 65-76

  10. Secondary Education

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 77-102

  11. Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 103-112

  12. Education Other Than at School

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 113-124

  13. Sixteen Plus

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 125-132

  14. Drugs

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 133-140

  15. Criminal Justice for Young People

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    Pages 141-150

  16. Acquiring Evidence to Convict

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 151-165

  17. Punishments

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    Pages 166-177

  18. English Law and British Politics

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 178-193

  19. What to Do

    • Richard Clutterbuck
    Pages 194-200

  20. Back Matter

    Pages 201-224
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About this book

Every mother and father is concerned about how to help her or his children to resist the temptations and pressures at school and amongst neighbourhood kids to get involved with petty crime or drugs. This book is about what parents should do from babyhood to teenage to cope with these hazards.

About the author

The late RICHARD CLUTTERBUCK gave over 450 radio and TV broadcasts, and wrote 19 books in his lifetime, the most recent being Drugs, Crime and Corruption (1995) and Public Safety and Civil Liberties (1997). He took an MA in Mechanical Sciences at Cambridge and a PhD in Politics at London University. He was a Major General in the Army and then taught at Exeter University where, among other things, he ran the admissions for his department. In researching this book he visited Germany, The Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, Turkey, Brazil, Peru, Singapore and the People's Republic of China. But above all he visited primary and secondary schools, special schools, police, social services, local authorities, the law courts and prisons in the UK.

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