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Wednesday, September 15, 2004

Bulls eye / Radio Netherlands, 15 Spe 2004

http://www.rnw.nl/special/en/html/040915dh.html
Liesbeth de Bakker
"Traditionally the Netherlands is known for its liberal approach to treating young offenders. Underage criminals are more likely to receive a suspended sentence or community service, and the length of stay for those who do receive a prison term is likely to be shorter than in other European countries. It's all the more surprising therefore that a Dutch penal institute for young offenders with many of the hallmarks of an American boot camp is beginning to win favour with politicians and the judiciary for its tough approach."

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