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2247 Less Power Should Be Given to the Courts. This paper examines the court system in Canada as well as the Judges appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada. The author suggests that Canada should follow its American counterparts and be accountable to the public and the other branches of Government which in turn means that it is accountable to the people. 11 pgs. 12 f/c. 10b.
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3740 Ethics, Media Violence, and Juvenile Crime. This piece is a 10-page, 8-source overview of the impact of the media on juvenile crime. The author looks at the problem by focusing on the ethical implications involved. The author begins by describing how many analysts believe there is a link between the media and the rising amount of juvenile violence in America. The author analyzes the reasoning behind those who believe the media has an ethical obligation to restrict amounts of "offensive' material. The author then takes a critical stance, pointing out that no criminal act has ever been linked to the media and that censorship is not a viable option because it would not solve the underlying issues. The author then argues, from a law enforcement perspective, that parents need to better prepare their children to handle the influence of the media. Situations in which children are abused, neglected, and economically displaced are also a key cause of juvenile crime and need to be addressed. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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3753 Female Delinquency and Crime: A Growing Problem. This paper discusses the problem of female delinquency. The problem is identified in the way that female delinquency is seen, rather than in the way it actually exists. The problem centres around how society defines delinquency and deviancy. Females are often judged by the same value system as men, despite the fact that they exist in a completely different reality. In other words, females are criminalized by a system of social control. 5 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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3988 Juvenile Crime. This paper discusses the general history, statistics, and causes behind juvenile delinquency. This paper also addresses some successful programs that have worked to lower crime rates. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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4243 The SDS Model in the Prevention of Youth Crime. This is a 8 page paper in MLA style that covers the integration of the SDS model in the prevention of youth crime program within Jersey City and implicitly involves the community and health care providers in its integration. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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4285 Juvenile Crime. This paper discusses the general history, statistics, and causes behind juvenile delinquency. This paper also addresses some successful programs that have worked to lower crime rates. 9 pgs. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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9320 Juvenile Justice and Counseling Effectiveness. A growing body of professional literature supports a life-skills approach in working with juvenile offenders. The use of social skills training with juvenile offenders typically reflects the assumption that they are deficient in social skills. Maryland's approach to juvenile justice is founded on the belief system that the juvenile justice system's clients are not just the offenders, but also includes victims and communities as well. Without mental health treatment, mentally ill juvenile offenders often become involved in the adult criminal justice system. 10 pgs. No sources listed.
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