EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

Abstract

One of the main tasks of modern society is the prevention of delinquency among children and adolescents, and preventing the growth of juvenile delinquency. The main reason why juveniles commit crimes is that they do not have a specific goal-interest. In this context, it cannot be excluded that most parents do not pay enough attention to their children because of their work. From this point of view, the main goal of the study we are considering is to prevent and influence juvenile delinquency through preventive measures.

What is characteristic of the vast majority of juveniles is that they do not pursue selfish goals. Their criminal activities may begin and end spontaneously. However, not all of their criminal acts are of this nature. There are also those who commit crimes intentionally by choosing a particular object of crime. Of course, it is natural for a juvenile to be guilty of such behavior. Therefore, in the fight against juvenile delinquency in general, we must fight not with the consequences, but with the cause. Only then can we see the effectiveness of prevention.

The article examines the prevention and effectiveness of juvenile delinquency