juvenile delinquency

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juvenile delinquency

Gangs

opposing viewpoints
2005
Presents twenty-five critical essays by experts and policy makers on the subject of gangs and addresses issues such as the seriousness of gang activity in a number of ethnic communities and law enforcement strategies to combat gangs.

Gangs

2002
Contains sixteen essays that provide information about gangs for teens, discussing the consequences of gang violence, the involvement of girls in gangs, gangs in rural and suburban America, and breaking free of gangs.

The buffalo tree

1997
While serving a six-month sentence at a juvenile detention center, thirteen-year-old Sura struggles to survive the experience with his spirit intact.

How many miles to Babylon?

A novel
1980
Ten-year-old James skips school to go to his secret place, a deserted house, where he is found by three teenage boys who force him to join their dognapping ring.

Kids, cops, and confessions

inside the interrogation room
2013

Juvenile crime

2013
Offering a panoramic view of opinions selected from a diverse range of international sources, this book examines trends in juvenile crime and punishment, risk factors for juvenile crime in various countries, and the juvenile justice system reforms that have been made.

Something like hope

2011
Shavonne, a fierce, desperate seventeen year-old in juvenile lockup, wants to turn her life around before her eighteenth birthday, but corrupt guards, out-of-control girls, and shadows from her past make her task seem impossible.

Teens at risk

2009
Presents a collection of essays offering different views on problems teens face the United States, discussing such topics as zero tolerance policies, video games, depression, and eating disorders.

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