JUVENILE DELIQUENCY

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Fefers to an act of participating in unlawful behavior as minors

Juvenile Delinquency

Refers to a person of tender year

juvenile

A minor, youth or those who are emancipated by law

juvenile

Defined as criminal behavior commited by juveniles under the legal age of adulthood

Delinquency

Discussed runaways, children who disowned their parents and sons who cursed their father are severely punished

Code of hammurabi

Approximately two thousand years ago, made distinction between juveniles and adult based on the nation " age of responsibility "

Roman law and Canon law

There was no corporal punishment prior to puberty, which was considered to be the age of twelve for females and thirteen for males.

Ancient Jewish Law

This law resulted in the " twelve tables ", which made it clear that children were criminally responsible for violation of law

Codification of Roman law

The inability to speak

Infantia

Ther distinction made between adult and juvenile offenders in england at this time are most significant

Anglo saxon common law

Were created to consider petitions of those who needed special aid or interverntion

Chancery Or Equity courts

Old english law provided penalties for children

Law of king aethelstan

Stated that children of paupers could be involuntary from their parents and apprenticed to others

statute of articifiers

Provided for involuntary seperation of children from their impoverished parents, and these children were then placed in bondage

poor law act of 1601

In 1704 in Rome, established the Hospital of st. Michaels the first institution for the treatment of juvenile offenders

Pope Clement XI

In 1788 established the first private, seperate institution for youhtful offenders in england

Robert Young

The first man who attempted to find out the process of beginning of the delinquent subculture

Albert K Cohen

Extreme poverty

pauperism

The first juvenile or family court was established in cook countt illinois

1899

This has been referred as the era of socialized juvenile justice

1899 - 1967

Stages of delinquency

Emergence Exploration Explotion Conflagration

The child begins with petty lacerny between and sometime during the 12th year

Emergence

He or she may move on to shoplifting and vandalism and seriousness

Exploration

At age of 13 there is a substabtial increase in variety and seriousness

Explosion

At around 15, four or more types of crimes are added

Conflagration

Classification of delinquency

Unsocialized aggression Socialized delinquency Over - Inhibited

Rejected or abondonment no parents to imitate and become aggresive

Unsocialized aggression

Membership in fraternities or group that advocates bad things

socialized delinquency

Group secretly trained to do illegal activities like marijuana cultivation

over - inhibited

Pathway to delinquency

Authority - conflict pathway covert pathway overt pathway

Begins at early age with stubborn behavior. This leads to defiance and then to authority avoidance

Authority - conflict pathway

Begins with minor, underhanded behavior that leads to property damage

Covert pathway

Escalates to aggressive acts begginning with aggression and leading to physical fighting and then violence

Overt pathway

Types of delinquent youth

accidental asocial social neurotic

Less identifiable in personality and temperament, essentially a law abiding citizen but happens to be at a wrong place at wrong time

accidental

Children whose act ls are manifested by cruel and atrocious acts and conduct for which they feel no remorse

Asocial

The anti- social behavior of the youth is a direct result of internal conflict and pre - occupation with his own emotion and mood

neurotic

Refers to and aggressive youth who presents authority of anyone who makes an effort to control his behavior

social

Different approaches toward delinquency

biogenic approach psychogenic approach sociogenic approach

Views the law breaker as a person whose miscunduct is the result of faulty biology.

biogenic approach

It tells us that the offender behaves as she or he does in response to psychological pathology of some kind.

Psychogenic approach

Attributes the variations in delinquency pattern to influence social structures

sociogenic approach

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問題一覧

Fefers to an act of participating in unlawful behavior as minors

Juvenile Delinquency

Refers to a person of tender year

juvenile

A minor, youth or those who are emancipated by law

juvenile

Defined as criminal behavior commited by juveniles under the legal age of adulthood

Delinquency

Discussed runaways, children who disowned their parents and sons who cursed their father are severely punished

Code of hammurabi

Approximately two thousand years ago, made distinction between juveniles and adult based on the nation " age of responsibility "

Roman law and Canon law

There was no corporal punishment prior to puberty, which was considered to be the age of twelve for females and thirteen for males.

Ancient Jewish Law

This law resulted in the " twelve tables ", which made it clear that children were criminally responsible for violation of law

Codification of Roman law

The inability to speak

Infantia

Ther distinction made between adult and juvenile offenders in england at this time are most significant

Anglo saxon common law

Were created to consider petitions of those who needed special aid or interverntion

Chancery Or Equity courts

Old english law provided penalties for children

Law of king aethelstan

Stated that children of paupers could be involuntary from their parents and apprenticed to others

statute of articifiers

Provided for involuntary seperation of children from their impoverished parents, and these children were then placed in bondage

poor law act of 1601

In 1704 in Rome, established the Hospital of st. Michaels the first institution for the treatment of juvenile offenders

Pope Clement XI

In 1788 established the first private, seperate institution for youhtful offenders in england

Robert Young

The first man who attempted to find out the process of beginning of the delinquent subculture

Albert K Cohen

Extreme poverty

pauperism

The first juvenile or family court was established in cook countt illinois

1899

This has been referred as the era of socialized juvenile justice

1899 - 1967

Stages of delinquency

Emergence Exploration Explotion Conflagration

The child begins with petty lacerny between and sometime during the 12th year

Emergence

He or she may move on to shoplifting and vandalism and seriousness

Exploration

At age of 13 there is a substabtial increase in variety and seriousness

Explosion

At around 15, four or more types of crimes are added

Conflagration

Classification of delinquency

Unsocialized aggression Socialized delinquency Over - Inhibited

Rejected or abondonment no parents to imitate and become aggresive

Unsocialized aggression

Membership in fraternities or group that advocates bad things

socialized delinquency

Group secretly trained to do illegal activities like marijuana cultivation

over - inhibited

Pathway to delinquency

Authority - conflict pathway covert pathway overt pathway

Begins at early age with stubborn behavior. This leads to defiance and then to authority avoidance

Authority - conflict pathway

Begins with minor, underhanded behavior that leads to property damage

Covert pathway

Escalates to aggressive acts begginning with aggression and leading to physical fighting and then violence

Overt pathway

Types of delinquent youth

accidental asocial social neurotic

Less identifiable in personality and temperament, essentially a law abiding citizen but happens to be at a wrong place at wrong time

accidental

Children whose act ls are manifested by cruel and atrocious acts and conduct for which they feel no remorse

Asocial

The anti- social behavior of the youth is a direct result of internal conflict and pre - occupation with his own emotion and mood

neurotic

Refers to and aggressive youth who presents authority of anyone who makes an effort to control his behavior

social

Different approaches toward delinquency

biogenic approach psychogenic approach sociogenic approach

Views the law breaker as a person whose miscunduct is the result of faulty biology.

biogenic approach

It tells us that the offender behaves as she or he does in response to psychological pathology of some kind.

Psychogenic approach

Attributes the variations in delinquency pattern to influence social structures

sociogenic approach