3 articles from The Guardian World, BBC News, The Independent.
Jake Richards, a government minister, has proposed changes to Parenting Orders that would allow parents to be fined, jailed, or lose benefits if their children commit crimes. Richards described the measures as part of a 'carrot-and-stick' approach intended to reform young offenders.
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Jake Richards says changes would be part of ‘carrot-and-stick’ approach to try to turn around young offenders Parents whose children commit crimes could lose their benefits, face fines and even be jailed, a minister has said. Jake Richards said the youth justice system “should…
The reforms to Parenting Orders could also see parents losing benefits, Jake Richards MP told the Times.
Parents could also risk losing their benefits or paying hefty fines as part of new reforms to the justice system
