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Title: | Causes of Juvenile Delinquency and Reformative Measures: An Analytical study |
Authors: | Sher, Anum |
Keywords: | Law |
Issue Date: | 2019 |
Publisher: | Quaid i Azam University |
Abstract: | Juvenile delinquency is the most mind boggling social issues that all world countries are thinking about and regardless of different measures, its pervasiveness is increasing, yet has escalated and widened. Delinquency ought to be viewed as a kind of behaviour imbalance. While it begins from the innate inspirations of the individuals, it produces results from socialogical and ecological factors too. Thus, delinquency is brought about by numerous reasons, i.e., natural, mental and social components. juvenile delinquency is a genuine offense and it is detrimental for social order of any country. There is a pattern of increment in juvenile's violations world-over, with increasingly more association of young one in savage delinquency. All the world nations demonstrate an expanding pattern in rate of fierce violations submitted by the juveniles. It is an intense worry for the country, and answers for ending the issue should be looked for all around cautiously. Over various timeframes lawf-ul framework and legal executive of the world nations have reacted to these patterns and have endeavored to dive into the reasons for juvenile delinquency and selection of reformative measures to contain the misconduct. This paper aims at looking at the causes of juvenile delinquency by doing an analytical study of the explanation given by scholars from various fields to explain the problem and the reformative measures adopted to end juvenile delinquency. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/21325 |
Appears in Collections: | BS |
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