juvenile crime

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Should young people go to prison if they commit serious crimes?

jsae29 @jsae29 (1120) • Philippines 3 Jul 12

Just this morning, I saw on the news that a 7-year old girl was raped by a 15 year old boy. The boy has committed several petty crimes including theft and assault. He's never been to jail because he's a minor. In our country young...

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The juvenile crime is on the rise, who's to be blame??

myfb2009 @myfb2009 (8296) • Malaysia 25 Apr 09

In this modern society, seems that our juvenile is destroying their own future without any thought of it. Do you know, everyday the statistics of juvenile crime is on the rise? But, we should blame who, regarding this matter?...

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Teens involved in juvenile crime

genihanna @genihanna (358) • United States 10 Oct 08

Do any of you have a teenager that's not really a bad kid, but is/has been involved in juvenile crimes? If successful, How did you handle it? Were you sympathetic and understanding and patient or were you infuriated and angry and...

juvenile delinquents

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Question for Obama and McCain

Steve @shoffman2000 (560) • Alexandria, Virginia 12 Sep 08

Juvenile crime is a real problem. How will you solve it and also reduce drug dealers.Everyone is welcome If outside USA state where you are from and what type of juvenile crime do you have and how are you dealing with it.

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Are these the leaders of tomorrow? God help us!!

Wendy @jerzgirl (9384) • United States 10 Jun 08

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/470f7bf1c2 Check out this news video and see the mindset of these two, obviously fairly well-off girls and tell me if we can afford to have people like this in charge down the road! Do their...

parental responsibility

raising criminals

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Are parents responsible for juvenile crime? Should they pay?

cloudwatcher @cloudwatcher (6861) • Australia 8 Dec 06

There is a huge increase in the amount of juvenile crime, and in the amount of violence in those crimes. Vandalism of schools, shops and public property is also increasing and graffiti is turning whole districts into eyesores....

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