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    teenagers below 18 years of age, to be home before a certain time. They were intended to limit a minor’s time without supervision from an adult, and to keep them off the streets during late hours. This has become a very popular way to attempt to reduce juvenile crime and to keep teenagers out of trouble, although this has not necessarily worked. Some teenagers feel the need to break their curfews as a way to rebel and prove that they can do as they please or to gain a social status. Although,…

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    the Playtime of Others: America’s Incarcerated Children by Kenneth Wooden, I learned about the devastating, heartbreaking truths about how corrupt our juvenile legal system is. I knew there was probably some violence within the facilities, but I didn’t realize the extent of the torture and physical abuse the youth experienced within in the juvenile correctional facilities across America. I was shocked by the amount of youth that weren’t actually what we would consider criminals. These children…

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    Saige Owens Lamar Community College Comp 1 Argumentative Essay FD 11pm Sales Abstract This paper will argue and explain why alcohol should not be sold after 11pm. Multiple reasons include, fewer accidents, fewer ER visits, fewer visits from the cops, and possible lives being saved. 11pm Sales Do you occasionally have a drink or two, either at home or in town? To be able to have that opportunity, you have to go buy it to take home, or you go to a place that provides it for…

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    The Coercion Theory

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    upbringing of the juvenile is, the less likely they are to become a delinquent. Family conflict includes and is not limited to neglect, child abuse, and abandonment. Abuse can be sexual, mental, or physical in its nature. A juvenile who experiences abuse in any of these forms has a fragmented structure in their home life. Same goes with abandonment and neglect. Abandonment means that the parent and/or guardian…

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    Numerous theorists have explained the causes of crime, the characteristics of a criminal, and the possible policy implementations. The essay will examine the comparison of Travis Hirschi’s theory of social control compared to classical criminology, Durkheim's theory, and Merton’s theory. Social control theory examines delinquency, and how “Delinquent acts result when an individual’s bond to society is weak or broken” (Hirschi, 2014, p. 231). He argues that delinquency is not subjected to one…

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    fear of juvenile delinquency in early nineteenth century Britain became a fast spreading debate, politically and publicly (Shore, 1999), this was during the era of the industrial revolution and the beginning of a technological world. It is evident that the introduction to this new world had an underlying effect on the policing towards children and how the working class children were treated similarly to social parasites. The main focus in the first half of the century was on the rise in juvenile…

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    will be research to support the facts of the social problem at hand. The social problem consists of overcrowding in the prison system, but most importantly why is there a high percentage of delinquents. Majority of the delinquency comes from their juvenile life stage. To combat the social problem there have been attempts to revive an act that once helped with this social problem. Now that the act has expired for a few years there has been two requests from the federal side to revive something…

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    Youth Delinquency

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    behaviours can psychologically affect young people’s character and personality, causing patterns of behaviours, thoughts, and emotions that may cause juvenile delinquency. Robert Agnew, an American criminologist, psychologist, and sociologist, developed the general strain theory; a theory that analyzes sources of strain in society that may contribute to juvenile delinquency (Lin, 2011). These sources of strain that affect an individual’s health include negative parental behaviours. According to…

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    processes and the training school. Innovative alternatives to institutionalization for juvenile delinquents are detailed, including diversion, youth service bureaus, community-based residential facilities, and school programs. He facts regarding the number, location, and social characteristics of recognized and hidden juvenile offenders are presented. Operators used by the police and courts to process juveniles are explored, with attention to due process issues and racial, social, or sexist…

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    Juvenile Delinquency?

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    others said it was round. Regardless of who is right, there will always be topics that are very controversial. One such topic we face in the present is that of juvenile delinquency and how we should treat these juveniles once they…

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