This document discusses the juvenile justice system in the United States. It notes that juvenile crime has become a major problem, with American youth committing dangerous crimes in the late 20th century. While juveniles are committing violent crimes, research has shown there are factors like poverty, family issues, neglect, substance abuse, and poor education that can contribute to juvenile criminal behavior. The document examines the juvenile justice system and consequences for juveniles who commit crimes.
This document discusses the juvenile justice system in the United States. It notes that juvenile crime has become a major problem, with American youth committing dangerous crimes in the late 20th century. While juveniles are committing violent crimes, research has shown there are factors like poverty, family issues, neglect, substance abuse, and poor education that can contribute to juvenile criminal behavior. The document examines the juvenile justice system and consequences for juveniles who commit crimes.
This document discusses the juvenile justice system in the United States. It notes that juvenile crime has become a major problem, with American youth committing dangerous crimes in the late 20th century. While juveniles are committing violent crimes, research has shown there are factors like poverty, family issues, neglect, substance abuse, and poor education that can contribute to juvenile criminal behavior. The document examines the juvenile justice system and consequences for juveniles who commit crimes.
Stephanie Green 3/02/2014 Dr. Raymond Steelmon HSCO 501
Abstract In todays society it is hard to keep a child on the straight and narrow and able to track juvenile offensive can be helpful to a parent. Juvenile crime in the United States has become a major problem, in the closing decades of the 20 th century, America began to fear its youth because of the dangerous crimes that has been committed. Although juveniles are committing these violent crimes there are some implications on why they are being committed. Research have shown that juveniles are affected by problems such as poverty, family breakdowns, neglect, alcoholism and poor education are known to commit such violent crimes or turn to drugs. JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM 2
Juveniles living with these issues have shown signs as loss of temper, frequent physical fighting, increase in risky behavior, announcing threats or plans for hurting others, or carrying a weapon; however with this kind violent going on there are consequences for their actions.