ضوابط اختصاص قضاء الأحداث في التشريعين المصري و الأردني

Abstract EN

Recent legislation (Jordanian and Egyptian) differentiates in the treatment of juvenile delinquents in criminal law by establishing criminal procedures, special legal provisions and appropriate sanctions and measures based on the application of appropriate measures in the hope of their reform, education and reintegration into society.

in order to ensure the reform and social rehabilitation of juveniles, the legislature has established special juvenile criminal courts.

Juvenile delinquency is one of the most important social phenomena facing various countries of the world.

this phenomenon has received considerable attention in the contemporary world in general and is becoming increasingly important when the perpetrators of crimes are juveniles, since the latter constitute a large proportion of any society in addition, juvenile delinquency is considered one of the most important roots of crime and it plays its early roles in an effective manner.

The rules governing the jurisdiction of juvenile courts differ from those of other criminal courts, including ratione personae, ratione materiae and ratione loci.

The juvenile court has personal jurisdiction to hear certain cases only for certain categories of offenders or accused persons in an advisory manner not shared by other courts.