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الفصل الاوليوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
Juvenile laws are among the special laws, even if they include aspects of measures and penalties that are concerned with penal laws, and the scope of their application revolves around a specific age group defined by the law in most cases.Juvenile legislation in Jordan has witnessed remarkable development. The first juvenile law was enacted in 1954, under the name of the Reform Law. Then ( ) the Juvenile Law No. (24) of 1968 was issued, and several amendments occurred to it, perhaps the most prominent of which was in 1983, the law amending the Juvenile Law No. (76), and in 2002 () the law amending the Juvenile Law No. (52) was issued. This development was accompanied by the abolition of Article (94) of the Jordanian Penal Code, which determined the start of criminal liability for minors, and it was replaced by Article (36) of the Juvenile Law No. (24) of 1968, and then the law was amended, as a law was issued Amendment No. (32) of 2014 When we talk about the preferential treatment of juveniles at the stage of measures and penalties that are imposed on juvenile delinquents, one of the first things that must be emphasized is the non-permissibility of imposing the death penalty on juveniles, children, or life imprisonment, which was confirmed by the Jordanian legislator and international covenants (), and its application Therefore, if the juvenile commits a felony that requires the death penalty, or commits a felony that requires a life sentence of hard labor, or commits a felony that requires a temporary hard labor penalty, or arrest, then the boy is sentenced to detention for a period ranging from 8-12 years, with regard to the first, and from 5- 10 years for the second, and from 3-5 years for the third, according to Article (25) of the Younger Law. As for teenagers, they are sentenced to detention from 6-10 years for the first, and from 3 to 8 years for the second, and from 1-3 years for the third, according to Article 26, B, and C of the Juvenile Law No. 24 of 1968, as amended by Law No. 32 of 2014. As for the child, he is not punished for the acts he committed, but he is offered protection measures in accordance with Article 24 of the same threw Noun, which is handing over to one of his parents, or to his legal guardian, or to one of his family members, or to the age of his dress.