Child Delinquents

The book examines the significant rise in arrests among children aged 12 and under between 1980 and 1996, highlighting the societal costs associated with juvenile crime and the involvement of various agencies. It addresses critical questions regarding the juvenile justice system's response to child delinquents, the potential for predicting future violent behavior, and identifying early warning signs of delinquency. Offering empirical insights, it serves as a comprehensive resource for researchers, scholars, and practitioners in the field.