Explore the fundamental causes of delinquency through the lens of Travis Hirschi's influential Social Control Theory. This theory posits that juvenile delinquency arises when an individual's bonds to society – attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief – are weakened, providing critical insights into preventing deviant behavior.
Explore the intricate landscape of juvenile justice, youth crime, and the corresponding legal frameworks within Australia. This resource delves into the factors contributing to young offending, the specific challenges faced by the Australian justice system in dealing with minors, and various initiatives for prevention and rehabilitation across the nation.
This inspiring journey showcases the remarkable transformation of an individual who overcame a past marked by juvenile delinquency to achieve a successful and fulfilling career as a police officer. It highlights themes of personal growth, resilience, and the potential for positive change, demonstrating that even those who have made mistakes can find a path to service and contribute meaningfully to society.
Explore critical insights into social deviance affecting children and the profound impact of child victimization with this comprehensive 1st Edition. This essential resource delves into the complex factors contributing to juvenile delinquency and its consequences, offering a deep understanding for those interested in children's welfare and the broader sociology of childhood deviance.