Existing Controversies Regarding the age Factor of Juvenile Delinquent Child

Exploring the Impact of Age on Juvenile Delinquency and Interventions

Abstract

In this article, we examine the relationship between youth crime and the law throughout theworld. The prevalence of juvenile delinquency is of increasing concern. There is a need for a publichealth strategy that strikes a balance between welfare and justice models since many juvenile offendersare also victims with complicated needs. However, a scarcity of specialized labor and inconsistent andinsufficient legislative frameworks hamper these efforts worldwide. We also looked at how differentfactors, such a person's age when they start high school, might lead to markedly different patterns ofdevelopment in their relationships. 166 female juvenile delinquents who were sentenced to communitybasedout-of-home care were included in the sample. Overall, the data show that the risk pathways fortrauma and delinquency differ depending on whether or not a person has completed high school. Theimplications for future study and practice are highlighted.