Notes in Juvenile Justice System and Delinquent Youth

Carla Joyce Guiriba JUVENILE JUNTICE VASTEM B CRIM 3-B Juvenile -a young pervon - an individual who in under on age fixed by law (vuch ar 18 yar) at which he/she would be charged au an adult for a criminal act - pervon who har not reached adulthood, or the age of majority - immature, mental and emotional racultier are not fully developed. identification of dicentment in important child birth to puberty - prom the day of birth to 15) adolercent ( childhood to adulthood or 10-19 ) minor l under the age of fun regal responvibility or 18 below) youth ( 15 - 25 ye old ) Deliquent pervon - whattrer age whore attitude fow ard otitr individualy, toward the community, toward lawful authority ir wuch that it may lead - one who repeatedly commit an act that in againut the normn or norer carerved by the vociety. Vuvenile Delinquency - Oct which differr prom the normal model of not of law and parometer cortum with vociety in broad rectrum (18 you old below without dicernment ex. * Under age drinking * under age who buur alconol / cigarette - any offenre that is in the juvenile coder and in committed by one under the age of majority Juvenile Crime - variour offenre committed by children or youth under the age of 18 CATEGORIEV OF DELINQUENT YOUTH Accidental • may credited to peer prewure or pure curionty on the part of young pervon ex. * wrong circle of friend * pure curiority Arocial • actv are maniferted by vile, cruel and atrociour actv and conductr for which they feel no remorre Note: timely intervention ir recerrary Neurotic • anti-vocial bekaviour of the youth ir a direct revult of internal conflict and preocoupation with hiv own emotion and mood. Note: Therapy and coutrelling in necerrary to control thir type of delinquency. Pailure to do will be rinky vince the anti-vocial behaviour make the child prone to commit veriour crimer upon adult - hood. Social • refer to an aggrevrive teear who reventr authority whether be it parental, rchool regulation, or ordinancer and laws paured by the proper legivlative authoritior Rearon : * Divlike in Focured to anyone who trier to control their conduct. TYPES OF DELINQUENT YOUTH vocialized Delinqrent • ar a rerult of their vocial arrociation with people from whom they learned deviant valuer. They are more likely to become property violator than violent offender. ex. * hanging around with vad companier or acquaintancer * go home late Neurotic Delinquentr • may commit delinquent actr becaure of their invecuritier about their marculinity or Feminity . They may become deviant becauve of come anxiety or neurotic compulcion. ar a revult of dirtortion in their pervonality and their ideas and perception of the world around them. Prychotic, Delinquentr • youth with vevere pervonality divorder have rignificantly dirtorted perception of the vociety and people around them. Unlike rocialized offender. they do not urually plan their crime. right • Hallucination vound * Deluvionv touch imagination vor Overly imaginative vituation rociopathic Delinquentr • ego centric pervonality (relFich) • have limited or no companion For othen • they can eavily victimize otherr with little or no anxicty or guilt • A vociopathic element i prevent in many delinquents, not all but many ganguter are vociopathic delinquentr. METHODOLOGY TOWARDS DELINQUENCY Biogenic Approach thir view giver ur an explanation that law violation and delinquency in a result of vome phyvical defectv Prychogenic Approach • pervonality proplem to which the minbehavion in prevumed to be the terpone. Note: Advocater the ure of counvelling rociogenic Approach • mirdeed may be attributed to their learning procerr cultured