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Incidents like abuse from family members, bullying, neglect, and sexual abuse are the most common. Repeated abuse can lead to psychological damage and emotional scarring. Not only are traumatic psychological experiences causing these juveniles to commit violent crimes. Situations, where children have poor education, a household without discipline, peer pressure, inadequate role models, low income, and substance abuse coupled with the wrong environment, can lead to a life of crime. These negative influences guide these juveniles on the wrong path towards crime. However, it does not mean these juveniles cannot succeed; it is however up to the juvenile to make the correct choices in their

There is the crime pattern theory that explains how individual’s routine activities affect their knowledge of criminal activities and the above leads to spatial concentrations of crimes in some places. Individual developmental maps determine their regular activities and spaces that are represented as topological features. The routine operations act as nodes or sites where people spend time most of time and criminals will move there depending on the level of security anticipated. The offenders will decide where to attack depending on how well they understand the routine activities of their clients (Carlo, and Marie-Noële, 15). On that note, it is not possible for criminals to just attack a place without evaluating the dynamics of the

Taking into account the social issues and crimes that are being universally committed includes the distasteful and unpleasant actions and activities such as sex crimes, torture, violence, extortion, robbery, blackmail, physical destruction, murder and various others. Crime, indeed, sex crime has come under consideration as an escalating social dilemma that is not rising in specific nations but entire world is experiencing this grave issue on a broad spectrum. In addition, sex crime, which has turned out to be growing concern on a

However, in Indian Country crime seems to be increasing but very little is being reported. According to Mills and Brown, cross deputization tribal police with local, county or state law enforcement agencies, is seen as a means to better facilitate apprehension of criminal offenders who travel from one jurisdiction to another in an attempt to elude capture (2001). This is a great start in improving policing in Indian Country. Local police officers can enter into the reservation and make arrests as to tribal police officers can also make arrests on non reservation land. The cross deputization of both tribal and local police is a necessity for Indian reservations, especially those which include both tribal and nontribal lands. The disadvantage is that only tribes that have their own police force can enter the deputization agreement. These types of reservations are known as “checkerboards”, because according to Mills, when a crime is reported in this area, members of all relevant policing agencies often arrive at the scene to determine with whom investigative jurisdiction

Throughout the social development of individuals, there are several things that we learn through inclusion and the way in which parents raise us. We learn how to make appropriate social interactions depending on who is in our presence, we learn social expectation, what is considered good behavior, and finally what is considered bad behavior. Yet, awareness of what can constitute as criminal conduct has become increasingly prominent in our culture, especially with the strong presence in social media that it now has. However, what we are often exposed to are adult criminal assailants, and we rarely hear about juvenile, unless they have committed an extreme offense. But it is that last population, the one that we need to focus on, considering that it is them that can move to the extremes; to get blossom under help or to commit an increasing amount of crime.

In the criminal justice world, juvenile offenders are of particular concern. In 2014 alone it is estimated that over one million juveniles were arrested in America (Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention). According to the National Institute of Justice, juveniles who begin a life of delinquency early are more likely to continue that trend into adulthood, and that once they enter the adult criminal justice system; they are more likely to become worse in their criminal conduct. While most juveniles are likely to stop delinquency by their early twenties, those who continue are more likely to engage in increasingly violent offenses. Maltreatment of juveniles is also a concern in America. In 2014, an estimated 700,000 children were referred to child welfare agencies across the United States.

Various crime prevention strategies can use the trends in female and male crime patterns. The information can be used to assess the responses by the justice and the social

Crimes can be committed by everyone. The brutality of the crimes are rapidly increasing as the age of the criminal decreases to the age of a child. Innocent lives are often lost in this acts of violence such as what had happened at Columbine. These children who commit the malicious crimes either get tried as a child or an adult. Children tried in the juvenile courts are able to get out of jail around or before they turn 21.

Although many factors play a role in the influence of these notorious crimes, child abuse is clearly the most influential. Child adolescence is a time period in our life that is the most crucial to us as humans. Most people who engage in criminal behaviour lack the love and nourishment of parental figures at a young age, which they then try to sadistically recuperate by committing these horrendous

Our popular understanding of feminism and criminology has significantly changed over few decades, and with it, our legal response. Criminology has traditionally been one of the most androcentric fields of study in India as well around the world. The majority of the research and theory have been based on the study of male criminality and criminal justice system responses to male offenders. Women, when consider at all, have been represented in negative and stereotypical ways, with a focus on their failure to adhere to “traditional” models of appropriate female behavior.

Cybercrime like other aspects of crime have had strategies in place to combat cyber related crimes. Before exploring this strategy, a look at different Policing strategy over the years shows that these strategies have been changing to accommodate different aspects of crime. From the 1990s, policing and crime analysis have undergone rapid development in approaches to fighting crime namely; community cohesion policing, neighbourhood policing, Problem oriented policing, intelligence led policing, citizen focused policing, knowledge based policing, reassurance policing, each approach have consolidated and directly built on the legacy of the other approaches.

Juvenile crime is a major problem in today's society, nevertheless it's one of the most

The focus of this paper will be based upon different crime prevention strategies implemented by members of the communities, local and government authorities.

As defined by the United Nations, human trafficking is the practice of illegally transporting people from one country to another, typically for the purposes of forced labor or commercial sexual exploitation. Commercial sexual exploitation (CSE) is a far-reaching problem that children of developing countries face. India’s government has historic patterns of discrimination and a lack of resources on educating disadvantaged girls, as a result of poverty. The gender imbalance and the lack of education for children made it easier for an estimated 1.2 million children to become victims of CSE. However, India’s government is extremely vulnerable to corruption. Reigning from a history of misogynistic beliefs, India’s government is biased against women and children who report trafficking. Plus, it is all too easy for traffickers to bribe police and other law-enforcement agents. Experts suggest that to effectively deal with sex trafficking that India’s government should address historic patterns of discrimination and focus increased resources on educating disadvantaged girls. However, many believe that non-criminalization child sex trafficking victims should be the place to start the fight against sex trafficking. This paper will establish that India needs to be able to efficiently deal with corruption in their government to effectively deal with sexual exploitation of women and children.

The classifications that India’s National Crime Records Bureau uses to group typify the violent crimes committed against women are indicative of the social environments in which such incidents can occur. Categories such as “rape,” “kidnapping and abduction,” “assault(s) on women with intent to outrage her modesty,” “insult to the modesty of women,” and “importation of girls from foreign country” all address violent crimes that