Juvenile Delinquency

Understanding the causes, consequences, and prevention strategies for juvenile delinquency is crucial for addressing this issue in society. Learn more about juvenile delinquency and how to combat it.

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Preventing Juvenile Crime Through Social Process Theories

The following are the five selected programs and initiatives supported by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention: Truancy Reduction Demonstration Program, Tribal Youth Programs and Services, Program of Research on the Cause and Correlates of Delinquency, Juvenile Drug Courts/Reclaiming Futures Program and finally, the Crimes against Children Research Center. The Program of Research […]

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Delinquency Among The Adolescents – Criminology Research Proposal

Abstract The research proposal wholesomely seeks to establish the major contributing factors to the onset of the evident delinquency among the adolescents rationally.This study gets based in the United States. This research aims at establishing the possible interventions that can adequately be employed by the criminal justice system in their attempts to assist the young

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Has The Juvenile Court Outlived its Usefulness?

The juvenile courts constitute special courts that handle the young offenders by trying and giving judgments to cases related to the crime committed by minors. More often, young adolescent children who commit crime are sometimes treated differently from the adults. The prime role  of juvenile court system is to  decide  the legal issues  with regard  to

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Recidivism of Juvenile Sex Offenders – Research Proposal

Introduction Juveniles are the perpetrators of a significant number of sexual offenses. There are various causal factors for sexual offending behavior. Experiences and developmental deficiencies are some of the major causes of sexual offending behavior. Research shows that there are significant differences between juvenile sexual offenders who target the youth or adults and juvenile sexual

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Understanding Social Disorganized Communities and the Link to Juvenile Delinquency in Urban Areas

The concept of social disorganization plays a pivotal role in understanding the dynamics of crime in urban areas. Rooted in the work of sociologists Clifford Shaw and Henry McKay, social disorganization theory helps explain why some neighborhoods experience higher levels of crime, particularly juvenile delinquency. Their groundbreaking study, Juvenile Delinquency and Urban Areas, highlights how

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Understanding the Causes of Juvenile Delinquency: Choice Theories vs. Trait Theories

Delinquency theories are important because they provide some perspective on why juveniles commit crime. Examining the different perspectives on why juveniles offence can influence the juvenile justice system, the juvenile process, and the law. Some delinquency experts believe that delinquency is a product of an individual’s decision-making process (Choice Theorists). Other experts believe that delinquency

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Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Treatment

Juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Treatment: Effective Strategies and Interventions Juvenile delinquency remains a significant concern worldwide, with far-reaching implications for individuals, families, and communities. Understanding and addressing the root causes of juvenile delinquency is essential for developing effective prevention and treatment strategies. This paper explores the key factors contributing to juvenile delinquency, examines evidence-based prevention

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Juvenile Crime In The Past 100 Years

The juvenile justice system of America has developed over the past century with notable differences that distinguish it from the adult criminal justice process. Advocates of juvenile justice supported the differences on diminished youthful offender accountability, legal understanding and youths’ greater amenability to treatment. A hundred years ago, Illinois legislature enacted Illinois Juvenile Court Act

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Treatment of Juvenile Offenders in the American Criminal System

Treatment of Juvenile Offenders in the American Criminal System While appraising the law as it appertains to minors, the American criminal system classifies crimes committed by minors as status offenses. Status offenses refer to a class of wrongdoings that only apply as such to juvenile offenders; they do not apply as such to crimes committed

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