Sorting table of the State Socio-Educational Centre
Description
_Centre socio-éducatif de l'Etat sorting table based on the ArcategTM reference system. Agreement drafted in French and signed electronically on 05/07/2022 by the Director of ETUCE and the Director of ANLux._
**History of administration:**
The care and judicial treatment of minors has been a concern of society, politics and governments for several centuries. There has been a legal differentiation of sentences according to the age of the convicted person since the French Revolution.
Title V of the Criminal Code of 1791 introduces ‘the influence of the age of convicted persons on the nature and duration of sentences’ depending on whether the age reached is 16 years or less. The Napoleonic Penal Code of 1810 reproduces this differentiation of penalties according to the same age criterion in Articles 66 and 67.
Article 110 of the Grand-Ducal Royal Decree of 6 February 1873 also indicates a differentiation in treatment according to age and states that:
‘School attendance shall be compulsory for all prisoners of both sexes in the correctional facility and for all other convicted persons under 16 years of age.’
Thus, more attention is paid to the education of juvenile detainees. However, no arrangements for juvenile justice have yet been clearly established. The beginning of the 20th century was marked by a tightening of measures taken with regard to minors originally
of offences, but it is also marked by better management of the protection of minors with the first juvenile justice systems establishing specific courts and judges.
The Child Protection Act of 2 August 1939 illustrates this double care. Chapter 1 deals with the forfeiture of parental authority. Chapter 2 sets out the measures to be taken for minors brought to justice. It identifies in its various articles the function
as a juvenile judge, the measures he or she is authorised to take and describes the procedures for enforcement. This law thus lays the foundations for the protection and justice of minors.
The care of minors is then under the authority of the Ministry of Justice. This Act was subsequently amended by the Act of 27 October 1958 and repealed by the Act of 12 November 1971 on the protection of young people. Juvenile protection and justice were the responsibility of the Ministry of the Family.
The early 1990s were marked by institutional reform. The Law of 12 July 1991 on the organisation of State socio-educational centres establishes for the first time in a legislative text the tasks and organisation of establishments responsible for the reception of young people.
The education centres for boys in Dreiborn and for girls in Schrassig were then called State socio-educational centres. The centres were then under the threefold responsibility of the Ministers for Family Affairs, Justice and National Education.
This law is repealed by the law of 16 June 2004 on the reorganisation of the State socio-educational centre, which is still in force and amended by the law of 29 August 2017.
**Principal missions:**
The Act of 16 June 2004 assigns to the ETUCE the task of receiving minors entrusted to it by decision of the judicial authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Youth Protection Act or any other legal provisions.
This general reception task includes:
- Socio-educational reception: the physical reception of young people enabling them to take care of themselves
and educational.
- Therapeutic assistance: medical and psychological care for young people
- Socio-educational education: education from a social and pedagogical point of view
- The task of preservation and custody: ensuring the protection and supervision of young people or their actions
**Regulatory references:**
- Law of 29 August 2017 amending:
1. of the amended Law of 16 June 2004 on the reorganisation of the State socio-educational centre
2. of the amended Law of 29 June 2005 laying down the personnel of secondary and technical secondary schools
3. of the amended Law of 23 July 1952 on military organisation
4. Article 32 of Book 1 of the Social Security Code
- Law of 16 June 2004 on the reorganisation of the State socio-educational centre
- Law of 12 July 1991 on the organisation of State socio-educational centres
**Versions and updates:**
The following shall be published in the dataset:
La première version signée le 05/07/2022
Resources
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https://download.data.public.lu/resources/tableau-de-tri-du-centre-socio-educatif-de-letat/20230821-150144/csee.json |
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https://anlux.public.lu/dam-assets/pdf-statiques/csee-convention-tableau-de-tri-v101.pdf |
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https://anlux.public.lu/dam-assets/open-data/tableaux-de-tri-excel/csee-tt-excel-v101-20220705.xlsx |
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