Behind The Causes Of Crime

Behind the Crime Scene
The causes of illegality are complicated. Most people focus on the criminal’s flaws or lack of morals to try to explain why they commit crimes. Honestly if an individual decides to commit a crime, then that is their decision. If arrested, the criminal has to accept the consequences. Their many factors that influences crime, including the need for money, emotion, envy or vengeance and the desire for control. In some situations, individuals commit crimes for their own selfish reasons. Other times, people commit crimes to hurt to others. Some people are just at a higher risk of becoming felons because of the environment that the person is born into. Children are subject to hostility in their homes which may cause them mature …show more content…
Social environment causes of crime are: real or perceived inaccessibility to services, lack of support to families and neighborhoods, not sharing power, the overexposure to television as a means of recreation, lack of leadership in communities, inequality, low value placed on children and individual well-being. Crime can be strictly related to the conditions for the youth in our society. A future criminal is usually the defenseless child in the present. At risk children are those who tend to suffer from social, emotional, or behavioural problems. Youth are expected to be reliant on communal influences over their years as they mature, mainly through the mental health service systems, social assistance, corrections, or child welfare. All children are truly at risk and may obtain behavioural or emotional problems when their own resources are not able to compete with the encounters of their social …show more content…
But the mission of putting youth first goes well beyond the household to involve the society and communities around them. Flawed household settings participate in the molding future criminal behavior.Lack of parental rejection, parent-child connection and parental supervision are reliable signs of felonious behavior. Child care that contains conflicting, incompatible, compliant disciplinary or extremely liberal techniques of punishment also add to the risk of criminal behavior. Research has proven that undesired and young pregnancies generate extremely threating factors that contribute to delinquency. Unproductive parenting advances the chances of youth associating with delinquent peers. At the risk of overgeneralizing a difficult circumstance studies have found there is a direct connection between ineffective parenting and the trend of youth that communicate with