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Navigating Youth Criminality: Supporting Jakob's Journey through Rehabilitation

This workshop, moderated by Richard Pirolt and a team of professionals, explores youth criminality and the complexities surrounding it through Jakob’s case. As an adolescent facing significant challenges, Jakob requires an atmosphere of trust and individual support to foster his development. The discussion contrasts two approaches: punitive measures and rehabilitative programs, emphasizing educational camps focused on discipline, teamwork, and respect. We aim to find effective solutions that balance public safety with the need for Jakob’s psychological growth and resocialization.

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Navigating Youth Criminality: Supporting Jakob's Journey through Rehabilitation

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  1. STREET FIGHTING MEN Workshop 5 Moderator: Richard Pirolt Christophe | Isabell | Björn | Paula | Max | Ruxandra | Oliver | Diana | Tim | Alexandra | Patrick | Gwendolyne

  2. PSYCHOLOGIST • Jakob is not an adult, just an adolescent • He is still developing his character • He is not old enough to be treated as prosecutor proposes • Jakob needs atmosphere of trust • He has to be given the chance to open up • Psychological supervision can lead him back on the right track • He must be in focus of attention and needs individual support • He should be excluded of his surrounding

  3. STATE LAWYER • Protection of society against criminals • Make an example to determine others not to commit crimes • Satisfaction for victim • Jakob has already committed several thefts  no future chance • It was a really insidious attack

  4. JAKOB‘S LAWYER • youth criminality isn‘t solved with imprisonment. • In jail, his social and intellectual development is compromised • learns rules and to accept authorities in an educational camp • Resocialization difficult after jail recidivism

  5. EDUCATIONAL CAMP • Balance between punishment and support • Training against agressions • Creating a team spirit • Learning discipline and respect • Preparation for resocialization

  6. SOLUTIONS Set Jakob free Educational Camp Jail

  7. SET JAKOB FREE Jakob is forced to finish school but after a couple of months he attacks his classmates and teachers with his father‘s gun.

  8. SENDJAKOBTOEDUCATIONALCAMP After two months he suffers a relapse, goes back to his gang and starts commiting crimes again

  9. SENDJAKOBTOJAIL In jail, Jakob gets depressed, isolates himself and, in the end he kills himself in his cell.

  10. THANK YOU FOR PAYING ATTENTION

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