Juvenile offenders
Trends & issues. What makes juvenile offenders different from adult offenders? in crime and criminal justice
... to juvenile offending is a unique policy and practice ...make juvenile offenders different from adult offenders and that necessitate unique responses to juvenile ...the juvenile ...
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Juvenile Offenders and Victims: 2014 National Report
... the juvenile court in the ...of Juvenile Delinquency established a facility specifically for the housing, education, and rehabilitation of juvenile ...
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Supervision trajectories of male juvenile offenders: growth mixture modeling on SAVRY risk assessments
... in juvenile justice services need to be improved and insuffi- ciently target criminogenic needs ...that juvenile offenders experience during their transition through the juvenile justice ...
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Psychopathology, symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and risk factors in juvenile offenders
... of juvenile offenders has resulted in the rec- ognition of many environmental and individual risk factors, the relationship between adolescent delinquency and general psychopathology remains largely ...
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Analysis of stress and anxiety among Juvenile Offenders
... of Juvenile offenders in the observation ...among juvenile offenders, to find out the stress and anxiety among juvenile offenders based on family configuration and parental ...
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Emotional dysregulation and trauma predicting psychopathy dimensions in female and male juvenile offenders
... Several recent studies have examined links between psychopathic traits and childhood maltreatment in youth samples, Campbell, Porter & Santor [25] evalu- ated the clinical, psychosocial and criminal correlates of ...
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The Needs Deficit of Pre-Release Juvenile Offenders to be Re-Integrated into the Educational System
... Juvenile offenders who are returning into communities from correctional institutions face uncertain futures as they attempt to re-integrate themselves into the mainstream educational systems due to numerous ...
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Implementation and effects of graduated sanctions for juvenile offenders
... The key outcome variable is a measure of overall implementation of the continuum of services and sanctions expected in each county. Administrative data were converted into quantitative scores of implementation that ...
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Self evaluation in naturalistic context: the case of juvenile offenders
... naturalistic setting (i.e., prison population). Furthermore, in recognising that little is known about self-evaluation motives among younger populations, we direct our attention to an adolescent population. We believe ...
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Current Trends in the Rehabilitation of Juvenile Offenders
... of juvenile offenders would be included in this category, this group would be responsible for the majority of crimes (Moffitt ...to juvenile clients, we suggest that the most intensive programs ...
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Child maltreatment victimization by type in relation to criminal recidivism in juvenile offenders
... predicted juvenile delinquency in males, but not in ...and juvenile delinquency literature, Bender [7] proposed a direct effect of child maltreatment on delin- quency in boys but not in ...female ...
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Race and Gender Differences in Two Sanctioning Strategies for Juvenile Offenders
... the juvenile justice system should be ...of Juvenile Services should attempt to obtain information about the offender’s family before sanctioning the offender to electronic monitoring or detention, because ...
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Serious juvenile offenders: classification into subgroups based on static and dynamic charateristics
... of offenders with substance use problems is ...serious juvenile offenders increased to the extent that it influences delin- quent ...serious juvenile offenders with substance use ...
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The Role of Emotion in the Aggressive Behavior of Juvenile Offenders
... that juvenile aggression places youth at risk for adult crime, alcoholism and drug abuse, and mental illness (Loeber & Stouthamer-Loeber, ...by juvenile offenders and other aggressive ...
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ANALYSIS OF BEHAVIOUR OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS
... 132 Juvenile offenders of age group between 15 – 18 years from 3 different districts in Tamil Nadu as scheduled by ‘The Directorate of Social Defence’ were considered to be the sample for the present ...
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MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS
... The calculated ‘F’ value is found to be (3.044), which is greater than the table value, it is concluded that there is a significant difference in the mental health problem of Juvenile offenders based on ...
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Internalizing and externalizing problems, depression, and self-esteem in non-detained male juvenile offenders
... that juvenile offenders showed higher rates of depressive symptoms than community ...non-detained juvenile offenders ...of juvenile delinquents without conduct disorders in the present ...
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Psychosocial profiles : serious and chronic female juvenile offenders with and without a substance use disorder
... incarcerated juvenile female and male offenders have been ...female juvenile offenders had significantly higher elevated scores on the Substance Abuse Proneness scale than did male ...
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Juvenile Offenders' Perceptions of the Counseling Relationship
... on juvenile offenders’ abilities to form relationships and provide insight into the perceptions of adolescent offenders engaged in mandatory ...
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Screening of Juvenile Offenders
... 7.3: The severity of dispositions accorded juvenile offenders is positively related to the delinquency rate of the area in which the offender resides.2" The dependent variables, designed[r] ...
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