The Childrens Court in the Australian Capital Territory

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Camilleri, Peter, Thomson, Lorraine and McArthur, Morag. (2013). The Childrens Court in the Australian Capital Territory. In In Sheehan, R. and Borowski, A. (Ed.). Australia's Children's Courts Today and Tomorrow pp. 9 - 26 Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5928-2_2

Authors	Camilleri, Peter, Thomson, Lorraine and McArthur, Morag
Editors	Sheehan, R. and Borowski, A.
Abstract	This chapter describes the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Childrens Court (In ACT, the court is termed the ‘Childrens Court’ (section 288 of the Magistrates Court Act 1930) not the ‘Children’s Court’ which is the term used in many other states). It summarises and discusses the views of key stakeholders about the court and its work gained through interviews and focus group discussions held in 2010. One of the key findings in the ACT was that there is a common and strong desire amongst people involved in the Childrens Court for the community to do the best that is possible for the children and young people who come before the court as part of care and protection or criminal proceedings. However, there are differing opinions about how this can best be accomplished. The ACT is a small jurisdiction – despite housing Canberra which is the capital of Australia. It has its own unique history which has affected the development of the Childrens Court and the service system to which it relates.
Keywords	Young people; Children; Court; Child protection; Youth justice
Page range	9 - 26
Year	2013
Book title	Australia's Children's Courts Today and Tomorrow
Publisher	Springer
Place of publication	Dordrecht, Germany
Series	Children’s Well-Being: Indicators and Research
ISBN	9789400759275
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5928-2_2
Research Group	School of Allied Health
Publisher's version	File Access Level Controlled
Grant ID	arc/DP0987175

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Noble-Carr, Debbie, Moore, Tim and McArthur, Morag. (2008). Who cares? Experiences of young people living with a family member who has an alcohol or other drug issue Dickson, ACT: Australian Catholic University.

Lost in transition: exploring young people's experiences of transition from youth detention in the ACT

Moore, Tim, Saunders, Vicky and Mcarthur, Morag. (2008). Lost in transition: exploring young people's experiences of transition from youth detention in the ACT Dickson, ACT: Australian Catholic University, Institute of Child Protection Studies.

Stuff you'd never think of: Children talk about homelessness and how they'd like to be supported

Mcarthur, Morag, Moore, Noble-Carr, Debbie and Mr, Tim P. Moore. (2008). Stuff you'd never think of: Children talk about homelessness and how they'd like to be supported. Family Matters. 78, pp. 36 - 43.

Suicidal behaviour in prisons: Learning from Australian and international experiences

Camilleri, Peter and McArthur, Morag. (2008). Suicidal behaviour in prisons: Learning from Australian and international experiences. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry. 31(4), pp. 297 - 307. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijlp.2007.11.004

Too important to ignore: Children's views on homelessness

Mcarthur, Morag, Moore, Noble-Carr, Debbie and Mr, Tim P. Moore. (2008). Too important to ignore: Children's views on homelessness. Parity. 21(8), pp. 20 - 21.

We’re all in it together: supporting young carers and their families in Australia

Moore, Mcarthur, Morag and Mr, Tim P. Moore. (2007). We’re all in it together: supporting young carers and their families in Australia. Health and Social Care in the Community. 15(6), pp. 561 - 568. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2524.2007.00719.x

Experiences of former foster carers

Thomson, Lorraine, McArthur, Morag, Layton-Thompson, Megan and Evans, Lyndall. (2007). Experiences of former foster carers Dickson, ACT: Australian Catholic University, Institute of Child Protection Studies.

They've gotta listen: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in out of home care

Moore, Tim, Bennett, Bindi and McArthur, Morag. (2007). They've gotta listen: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in out of home care Dickson, ACT: Australian Catholic University.

Finding their way home :children's experience of homelessness

Moore, Tim, Noble-Carr, Debbie and McArthur, Morag. (2007). Finding their way home :children's experience of homelessness Dickson, ACT: Australian Catholic University.

University - industry partnerships: Keeping child protection workers on the job, challenged and happy

Mcarthur, Morag, Allen-Kelly, Kandie and Duggan, Frank. (2006). University - industry partnerships: Keeping child protection workers on the job, challenged and happy. Communities, Families and Children Australia. 1(1), pp. 24 - 32.

Reading, writing and responsibility :young carers and education

Moore, Tim, Morrow, Ros, McArthur, Morag and Noble-Carr, Debbie. (2006). Reading, writing and responsibility :young carers and education Dickson, ACT: Australian Catholic University.

‘Dad, where are we going to live now?’ Exploring fathers’ experiences of homelessness

Mcarthur, Morag, Zubrzycki, Joanna, Rochester, Anthony and Thomson, Lorraine. (2006). ‘Dad, where are we going to live now?’ Exploring fathers’ experiences of homelessness. Australian Social Work. 59(3), pp. 288 - 300. https://doi.org/10.1080/03124070600833212

Being 'child centred' in child protection: What does it mean?

Winkworth, Gail and McArthur, Morag. (2006). Being 'child centred' in child protection: What does it mean? Children Australia. 31(4), pp. 13 - 21.

Convergence in social work education

Camilleri, Peter. (2005). Convergence in social work education. Portularia: revista de trabajo social (print version). 1, pp. 171 - 186.

Catholic social services in Australia: A short history

Camilleri, Peter and Winkworth, Gail. (2005). Catholic social services in Australia: A short history. Australian Social Work. 58(1), pp. 76 - 85.

Creating synergy: Developing new forms of partnership between university and industry

Camilleri, Peter and Humphries, Peter. (2005). Creating synergy: Developing new forms of partnership between university and industry. Australian Social Work. 58(1), pp. 26 - 35.

Breaking into schools establishing high quality human services in educational contexts

Winkworth, Gail and McArthur, Morag. (2005). Breaking into schools establishing high quality human services in educational contexts. Children Australia. 30(1), pp. 19 - 26. https://doi.org/10.1017/S1035077200010543

Workforce planning in the ACT Care and Protection system: Issues paper

Richmond, Giovanna, McArthur, Morag and Winkworth, Gail. (2005). Workforce planning in the ACT Care and Protection system: Issues paper Australian Catholic University.

Catholic Leadership in Human Services :Social Work at Australian Catholic University

Camilleri, Peter James. (2004). Catholic Leadership in Human Services :Social Work at Australian Catholic University. Proceedings of the Third International Conference, Catholic Educational Leadership Flagship of ACU National - 1-4 August 2004. Sydney Australia: Australian Catholic University. pp. 1 - 8

Keeping the faith: The impact of human services restructuring on Catholic social welfare services

Winkworth, Gail and Camilleri, Peter. (2004). Keeping the faith: The impact of human services restructuring on Catholic social welfare services. Australian Journal of Social Issues. 39(3), pp. 315 - 328. https://doi.org/10.1002/j.1839-4655.2004.tb01179.x

Preparing social work students for policy practice: An Australian example

Zubrzycki, Joanna and McArthur, Morag. (2004). Preparing social work students for policy practice: An Australian example. Social Work Education. 23(4), pp. 451 - 464.

Preparing social workers for policy practice

McArthur, Morag and Zubrzycki, Joanna. (2004). Preparing social workers for policy practice. Social Work Education. 23(4), pp. 451 - 464.

Counselling in infertility: Scope and limitations – A profile of counselling services in Australian assisted reproductive clinics

Mcarthur, Morag and Moulet, Christine. (2004). Counselling in infertility: Scope and limitations – A profile of counselling services in Australian assisted reproductive clinics. Women in Welfare Education.

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