英文摘要 |
Sex offense is the one of the most notable crime in public issues. Criminal procedure in Taiwan is heavily therapy-oriented, consisting of two divisions, one of is for adults, including The Criminal Law and The Code of Criminal Procedure, the other is Juvenile Delinquency Act, has two main sections: Juvenile Delinquent Protection and Juvenile Criminal Cases, each having a distinct treatment for juvenile sex offenders. In the main, Taiwan's Juvenile Delinquency Act is modeled after the Japanese counterpart. Adopting the methods of literature review and comparative study, this paper focuses on the current juvenile sexual assault prevention education with emphasis on juvenile correction in Japan. This paper also aims to (1) examine the penalty measurement and treatment of juvenile sex offenders; (2) examine the juvenile compulsive treatment of prevention education offered in correction institutions. The aims corresponds to the results: (a) the fact that the right to prior deliberation in judicature is dominant in the current practice results in the wide-ranging penalty measurement from protective to criminal measures; (b) compulsory prevention education in correction institutions is brilliant, however the wholeness is still unsystematic and unorganized. We propose a sounder program highlighting the following three elements: basic legal education, empathy for victims, and restorative justice. Individual case will be assessed for suitable program in order to prevent re-offense. |