Frankfurt/Main (dpa/lhe) - In the houses of juvenile justice in Hesse, representatives from the police, public prosecutor's office and youth court assistance work together under one roof. The Criminological Central Office based in Wiesbaden has examined the recidivism rate in young people who have committed a crime using the example of the house in Frankfurt-Höchst. The results will be presented this Monday at the facility in western Frankfurt.
There are a total of six houses of youth rights in the state, in addition to Frankfurt-Höchst, two more in Frankfurt, in Kassel, Offenbach and Wiesbaden - there will be another one in Hanau in the future. In addition, since last year there has been a virtual youth rights center in Fulda.
