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    Video games and juvenile delinquency Student’s name University affiliation Video games and juvenile delinquency Over the years, there has been a sharp increase in juvenile delinquency witnessed across all parts of the world, especially in first world nations. These crimes mostly involve the use of guns and aggressiveness. This has prompted research into the possible causes of these events, with various studies suggesting that there may be an association between media violence,…

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    Self-Care Predicts Conduct Problems: The Moderating Roles of Hostile Aggression and Gender.” Journal of Adolescence 48:1–10. The article, Unsupervised Self-Care Predicts Conduct Problems: The Moderating Roles of Hostile Aggression and Gender presents a longitudal study done on 674 Mexican children ages 10 to 12 over a period of two years. The main questions addressed in the study were to find out if adolescent self-care was related to behavior problems, and if the self-care conduct problems…

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    Juvenile Delinquency, or also known as teenage crime, is the involvement in illegal behavior by minors. It is like any other crime committed, but these crimes differ since it is accomplished by juveniles. Legal systems offer special procedures to deal with juvenile delinquents such as offering juvenile detention centers and courts. A juvenile delinquent in the United States is considered to be a minor if he is under the age of 17 and commits a crime. There have been times when juveniles have…

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    Over the past several years there have been many debates on nature vs nurture and its effects on criminal behavior. What causes someone to be a criminal? Is it the environment that a child is raised in ,nurture, or is it possible that a child is born a criminal, nature, that would cause a person to act out? Are adopted children more susceptible to criminal behavior, because they are not raised by the biological parents? These questions and many more are brought up in debates to find out the root…

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    It is amazing to hear people converse about juveniles. If I were to hear someone say that juvenile delinquency has increased since the last thirty years, I would comment many factors influence deviant behaviors. In Juvenile Delinquency in a Diverse Society by Kristen A. Bates and Richelle S. Swan elaborates,“in order to understand juvenile delinquency, we must understand how issues of age, gender, race, class, and sexual orientation, to name a few, affect juveniles”. (Bates & Swan…

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    Adult time for adult crime Today's court framework is left with numerous troublesome choices. A standout amongst the most disputable being whether to attempt adolescents as grown-ups or not. With the quantity of kids in adult detainment facilities and prisons rising quickly, inquiries are being asked for what good reason kids have been carrying out such grievous violations and in what capacity will they be halted. The truth is that it is not the children' blame for their poor decisions and…

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    Garton, Grimwood and Strickland, (2013) highlighted that since the reform of the Youth Justice System, the Crime Disorder Act (1998) and the reform of Youth Justice Board (YJB) and youth offending teams (YOTs) in England and Wales. The number of children and young people that are criminalised and put into prison have risen. Barry, (2004) also suggested despite the…

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    “03’ adolescence”, by J. Cole concerns 0a young teen growing up in a rough neighborhood. He gets caught up in the wrong crowd. This crowd includes gang members, drug dealers, and thieves. He wants to be apart of this crowd but one of his close friends, a drug dealer, tells him that his life amazing and makes the speaker appreciate life more. The speaker uses imagery and interior rhymes to show these morality circumstances. He also uses these devices to talk about how he grew up. In this song…

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    “Since its creation the juvenile justice system has sought to maintain its independence from the adult justice system. At a time when much attention is focused on serious juvenile offenders a comprehensive strategy has been called for to deal with all aspects of juvenile crime. This strategy focuses on delinquency prevention and expanding options for handling juvenile offenders. It address the links among crime and poverty, child abuse, drugs, weapons, and school behavior. Programs are based on…

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    Interventions are that are that most suitable and successful in helping young people are those that allow for participation and social inclusion, including young people themselves. With social training, sports involvement, reconnection with family via conferencing, education style programs that suit the individual and programs that target specific groups. Family conferencing option is used as a custody diversion for young offenders; it can reduce the chances of the young person reoffending by…

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