It is true that there is an ever-increasing rate of young delinquents all over the world. There are numerous reasons could be identified for this criminal behaviour of those young offenders, who should be punished accordingly with different punishments.
At least two reasons could explain for this criminal tendency of children and teenagers. One possible motivation for them is that they have been living in economically deprived conditions, meaning that they have to struggle on a daily basis to earn a living, as a way to help their poor parents. Experencing hardships and discomforts for a long time coulg cultivate law-breaking intentions in their mindset, in a mistaken belief that they could escape from their poor standards of living. Besides, another incentive for them to turn to crime career could be that they was born and raised in a family that have working parents who have insufficient time to instil in those offspring basic code of conduct and deter them from offending intentions. Those children, therefore, are highly susceptible to crime, especially copycat crime, once they tried to emulate offenders' behaviour on television.
Punishments, thereafter, should be imposed for those young delinquents depending on their level of committing crimes. For those teenage shoplifters, for instance, they should be educated compulsorily in special educational classes where they are taught by police officers who intruct them about the consequences of all criminal acts. This could, therefore, have the deterrent effects on those children and teenagers themselves to prevent them from breaking the law. Whereas, with regard to dangerous criminals such as arsonists, a zero tolerant policy is essential, although they are still young. Prison sentende could be applied in this crime, for instance.
In conclusion, children and teenagers who come from poor background families and upbringing could be subject to criminal tendency. Proper punishments are crucial for them depending on different criminal activities.
It is true that there is an ever-increasing rate of
young
delinquents all over the world. There are numerous reasons could
be identified
for this
criminal
behaviour
of those
young
offenders,
who
should
be punished
accordingly
with
different
punishments.
At least two reasons could
explain
for this
criminal
tendency of
children
and
teenagers
. One possible motivation for them is that they have been living in
economically
deprived conditions, meaning that they
have to
struggle on a daily basis to earn a living, as a way to
help
their poor parents.
Experencing
hardships and discomforts for a long time
coulg
cultivate law-breaking intentions in their mindset, in a mistaken belief that they could escape from their poor standards of living.
Besides
, another incentive for them to turn to
crime
career could be that they
was
born and raised in a family that have working parents
who
have insufficient time to
instil
in those offspring basic code of conduct and deter them from offending intentions. Those
children
,
therefore
, are
highly
susceptible to
crime
,
especially
copycat
crime
, once they tried to emulate
offenders&
#039;
behaviour
on television.
Punishments, thereafter, should
be imposed
for those
young
delinquents depending on their level of committing
crimes
. For those teenage shoplifters,
for instance
, they should
be educated
compulsorily
in special educational classes where they
are taught
by police officers
who
intruct
them about the consequences of all
criminal
acts. This could,
therefore
, have the deterrent effects on those
children
and
teenagers
themselves to
prevent
them from breaking the law. Whereas, with regard to
dangerous
criminals
such as arsonists, a zero tolerant policy is essential, although they are
still
young
. Prison
sentende
could
be applied
in this
crime
,
for instance
.
In conclusion
,
children
and
teenagers
who
come
from poor background families and upbringing could be subject to
criminal
tendency. Proper punishments are crucial for them depending on
different
criminal
activities.