According to OJJDP, 60 percent of all adolescents who become part of the juvenile justice system before they are 11 years old are likely to commit a violent crime by the time they are 16. Do you think this is because our juvenile justice system is more aligned toward punishment than rehabilitation? Why?
Do you think promoting delinquency prevention is the best way to deal with juvenile delinquency? Why?
How could schools, social institutions, and the law enforcement be involved to design any alternative programs to prevent and control juvenile delinquency?
How effective are intensive supervision, day treatment, and education programs in treating and rehabilitating serious, violent, and chronic juvenile offenders?
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