Glasgow is the big population city in Scotland. The city has attracted many families to get a better standard of living. As a result the population has increased . That led to rise in the number of crimes especially children offences. In the last three years, the crimes of the youngsters aged have been detected in connection with more than 100,000 crimes across Scotland. This essay will discuss the problem and reasonable solution of children crimes. The number of children crimes have increased in Glasgow city. Therefore, there are significant problem for people safety in the city. As a result most people in Glasgow city have a fear about the growing level of the children offenses. There are several reasons for the children crimes. the first one is depend to the Scottish system. The children under the age of 12 cannot be prosecuted in the courts. This law gives more protection to the children when commit some crimes or offenses. The second reason of the children crimes is the family background such as misusing alcohol or drugs from your children parents. This led to the negative consequences for children growth because the care will be less by parents towards their children.
There are two solutions to alleviate this problem. The first one is the children hearing system. This is a tribunal system based on the child who has committed a criminal offence is a child who needs care and protection. Therefore, the Children in Scotland between 12 and 15 years who have
and some terms used from the streets. Racial: Some juvenile offenders commit acts of crimes due to where they come from and not having much money to do anything else. Research has shown that 90 percent of teen violent crimes have been committed by African American males and 80 percent by Hispanic males. A lot of these teens fall under the “choice theory.” Here is where these teens choose to commit a crime or not. There are not that many positive activities going on in their neighbor so they chose…
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forefront of the majority of major crimes. While many individuals feel that it is necessary that we continuously give them chances at one point have they gone too far? Juveniles no longer seek the admiration of their parents or their positive peers they are looking for the respect that they do not want earn in a positive way. They are willing to take it. It is due to this fact that juveniles should be sentences in the same manner as adults and if the consequence of the crime committed is the death penalty…
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majority of crime in America is seen from a victim’s point of view. Some argue that crime is merely an expression of what society pressures result in. Of course crime rates have always been attributed to poverty. From a psychological stand point the necessity to acquire the most basic of things, particularly food and shelter, will be sought after with the most extreme lengths. The age old question of “would you steal bread to feed your family?” is answer with a ready yes according to crime rates in…
