Sage Publications - Child Delinquents Book for Social Sciences

Explore the complex dynamics of juvenile justice with Child Delinquents: Development, Intervention, and Service Needs. This academic resource from Sage Publications addresses the significant increase in arrests for offenders aged 12 and under recorded between 1980 and 1996. As the cost to society rises due to both crime rates and the involvement of multiple agencies, understanding the root causes becomes a necessity. Edited by Rolf Loeber and D, this text seeks to provide answers to fundamental questions regarding the juvenile justice system. It examines whether child delinquency serves as a predictor for serious, violent, and chronic offending later in life. By investigating early warning signs, the book helps readers understand how early delinquency can be predicted and how interventions can be structured. This book is an essential resource for those studying anthropology, sociology, and the legal aspects of social sciences. It provides a foundation for understanding the service needs of young offenders and the systemic challenges faced by those working within the juvenile justice framework.