The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention (OJJDP) defines a runaway/throwaway episode as: A runaway episode is
one that meets any one of the following criteria:
- A child leaves home without permission and stays away overnight.
- A child 14 years old or younger (or older and mentally incompetent) who is away from home chooses not to come home when expected to and stays away overnight.
- A child 15 years old or older who is away from home chooses not to come home and stays away two nights. A throwaway episode is one that meets either of the following criteria:
- A child is asked or told to leave home by a parent or other household adult, no adequate alternative care is arranged for the child by a household adult, and the child is out of the household overnight.
- A child who is away from home is prevented from returning home by a parent or other household adult, no adequate alternative care is arranged for the child by a household adult, and the child is out of the household overnight (Sedlak, Finkelhor, Hammer, & Schultz, 2002).
A throwaway episode is one that meets either of the
following criteria:
- A child is asked or told to leave home by a parent or other household adult, no adequate alternative care is arranged for the child by a household adult, and the child is out of the household overnight.
- A child who is away from home is prevented from returning home by a parent or other household adult, no adequate alternative care is arranged for the child by a household adult, and the child is out of the household overnight (Sedlak, Finkelhor, Hammer, & Schultz, 2002).
Exist, too many definitions that we can find in
articles or in a website about those two words that represents a lonely life
without parents, we can look for differences, however the real situation is
that both have the same places and lifes. Nowadays is like a trending, but all of these have other
topics, like, what is the history? Why United States of America Is the most
metioned in this topic?.
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