TRYING TEENAGERS AS ADULTS FOR HEINOUS CRIMES: EFFECTS ON REHABILITATION AND RECIDIVISM
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20536240
Kalit so‘zlar
juvenile delinquency, murder, criminal justice system, rehabilitation, recidivism, adolescent psychology, criminal policy.Annotasiya
This study examines the impact of trying adolescents aged 13–16 as adults for heinous crimes, particularly murder, on their rehabilitation and future behavior. The research analyzes developmental psychological factors, the influence of social environments, and the characteristics of criminal justice systems. Findings suggest that prosecuting juveniles in adult courts often reduces their chances of successful rehabilitation and increases the likelihood of recidivism. In contrast, age-appropriate rehabilitation programs demonstrate more effective outcomes. The study highlights the need for reforms in juvenile justice systems and criminal policy to better address the developmental needs of young offenders.
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