The Zinder High Court in the management of minors
in conflict with the law: prosecution-instruction-judgment
- 60 pages
- 3 hours of reading
The book explores Niger's Juvenile Jurisdiction Act of 2014, highlighting the necessity of a legal framework tailored specifically for minors due to their unique developmental and discernment challenges. It discusses the Act's progressive approach to addressing minors involved in criminal offenses, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing juvenile law from ordinary law. The text examines the balance between total criminal irresponsibility and a moderated criminal responsibility for minors, reflecting Niger's commitment to protecting youth while addressing the complexities of their legal situations.
