juvenile delinquency

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juvenile delinquency

Junebug in trouble

2003
Despite having moved out of the rough housing project where he grew up, ten-year-old Junebug continues to encounter crime, gangs, and violence.

Dawn of fear

1989
Three English children, fascinated by the war air raids, gradually become aware of true fear and horror when they seek vengeance on an opposing gang that destroyed their hideaway.

Teen violence

1999
This book presents opposing viewpoints on the problem of teen violence, discussing how serious the problem may be, its causes, and ways to reduce it.

Whose side are you on?

1990
Barbara sets out to rescue her friend and math tutor T.J. Brodie, who has been sent to a youth center, and soon realizes things are not as clear as they seem to be.

How many miles to Babylon?

2005
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.

Trout

a true story of murder, teens, and the death penalty
2012
Three teenagers were hired to kill an auto parts store employee, Daniel Wells. Robin Archer, who lost his job at the store, blamed Wells and wanted him dead. But Daniel Wells had called in sick that night and another man was covering his shift. The arrest and trials of the three teens on murder charges is used to explore the national trend of trying juveniles as adults in court.

Youth violence

an American epidemic?
1996
Discusses different kinds of juvenile violence and their causes, as well as the costs of this violence and possible solutions.

Lifers

learn the truth at the expense of our sorrow
1991
Men in Lifers' Program relate their prison experiences to kids.

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