This book, written by Roger Hopkins Burke, is a comprehensive exploration of the complex relationship between young people, crime, and justice. It delves into the sociological and criminological theories that explain why young people are often associated with criminal behavior. The author critically examines the youth justice systems in place, their effectiveness, and the impact of their policies on the young individuals involved. The book also discusses the influence of social factors such as family, education, and peer groups on youth crime rates. It provides a balanced view by considering both the perspectives of the young offenders and the society that judges them. The author uses empirical research and case studies to support his arguments, making the book a valuable resource for students, academics, and professionals interested in youth crime and justice.
Young People Crime and Justice
Young people are increasingly being criminalized and criminal justice systems are struggling to keep up. This book examines the causes of youth crime, the effectiveness of current criminal justice responses, and the potential for reform. It looks at the impact of social, economic, and cultural factors on young people's lives and how these shape their behaviour.
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