0
Any region, regardless of economic structure, where you find children being raised without a father in the home.
"Ominously, the most reliable predictor of crime is neither poverty nor race but growing up fatherless."
----
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is the most common consequence for young people when they commit a crime?
They might get tried as a adult
What movie has psychic white hair children?
Minority Report? There are three psychic white haired older children(teenagers/young adults) in that....They are used to help arrest people before they commit the crime...
What is 'youth crime'?
It is crime a young person has commited
What causes juvenile delinquency?
Classical criminology stresses that causes of crime lie within the individual offender, rather than in their external environment. For classicists, offenders are motivated by rational self-interest, and the importance of free will and personal responsibility is emphasised[1]. Rational choice theory is the clearest example of this approach. It states that people weigh the pros and cons of committing a crime, and offend when the former outweigh the latter. [3] A central deficiency of rational choice theory is that while it may explain when and where people commit crime, it can't explain very well why people choose to commit crimes in the first place. [2] Neither can it explain differences between individuals and groups in their propensity to commit crimes. James Q. Wilson said the conscience and self-control of a potential young offender must be taken into account, and that these attributes are formed by parental and societal conditioning. [1] Rational choice does not explain why crime should be committed disproportionately by young people, males, city dwellers, and the poor. (Walklate: 2003 p.2)[2] It also ignores the influence a young choice theory does not take into account the proven correlations between certain social circumstances and individuals' personalities, and the propensity to commit crime. [4] Current positivist approaches generally focus on the Culture, which would produce the breakdown of family relationships and community, competing values, and increasing Individualism.[2] Studies also show only 16 in every 100 kids will do something bad opposed to adult 26 in 100 will do something bad or illegal.
Who watches crime scene dramas?
The people who watch crime scene dramas are people of all ages only if they are interested in that sort of thing, if they are young they probably would not want to watch it because they would find it boring and would not understand it and it would not be setting a very good example. If they were older than they would probably like it if it is there type of programme that they like to watch.
How a young poor people can commit a crime?
kiill
What is the most common consequence for young people when they commit a crime?
They might get tried as a adult
Use Misdemeanor in a sentence?
If you commit a crime when you are young it is considered a misdemeanor.
Is there such thing as a typical young person who commits a crime?
Most young people who commit crimes are doing it for a reason, not just because they feel like it. In most cases, the teen is dealing with problems at home, school or being peer pressured by their friends. Maybe the teen who commit the crime is just searching for attention, and this is one of the only solutions they can think of. Also a teen could feel like they have to do something brave or daring such as committing a crime to fit in with their friends. In reality, there is no "typical" young person who commits a crime, it could be anybody.... but in most cases there is a problem or a reason to why they committed that crime.
What is a young person who commits crime generally known?
Juvenile Delinquent.
What crime did Doctor Mantte do in A Tale of Two Cities?
He didn't commit a crime. He wouldn't keep quiet about the rape of a young girl, so the noble falsely imprisoned him.
What movie has psychic white hair children?
Minority Report? There are three psychic white haired older children(teenagers/young adults) in that....They are used to help arrest people before they commit the crime...
What is the definition of youth crime?
In general, young people are responsible for 40% of crimes such as theft, burglary, robbery and violence and youth crime and fear of youth crime are blighting many communities. Tackling youth crime is a priority for the government and it has introduced major changes to the youth justice system - which together with preventive measures - aim to reduce offending by young people
When young people commit violent acts who and what is to be blame?
either the friend or parents
What should the appropriate age be for someone to commit a crime and be in the Young Offenders' Act?
It's not a matter of anyone's opinion. The ages are set by statute by the legislatures of the various states.
What was Jesus punishment?
A desperate young man plans the perfect crime -- the murder of a despicable pawnbroker, an old woman whom no one loves and whom no one will mourn. Is it not just, he reasons, for a man of genius to commit such a crime, to transgress moral law -- if it will ultimately benefit humanity? A desperate young man plans the perfect crime -- the murder of a despicable pawnbroker, an old woman whom no one loves and whom no one will mourn. Is it not just, he reasons, for a man of genius to commit such a crime, to transgress moral law -- if it will ultimately benefit humanity?
Is juvenile crime a big problem in Bahamas?
Rules for young people or minor in Bahamas
