JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

1. GOOD MORNING
EVERYBODY

2. LET US ENJOY THE CLIP

3. LOOK AT THE PICTURES AND THINK
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4. SO NOW A DAYS MOST OF THE SCHOOL
STUDENTS COMMIT A NATURAL
TENDENCY OF JUVENILE
DELINQUENCY .
 ISN’T THAT?
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SECONDS.
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RESPONSE RESPONSE VALUE
YES 4
NO 3
CONFUSED 2
DO NOT UNDERSTAND 1

5. WHAT IS JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, ALSO
KNOWN AS "JUVENILE
OFFENDING", IS THE ACT OF
PARTICIPATING IN UNLAWFUL
BEHAVIOR AS A MINOR OR
INDIVIDUAL YOUNGER THAN
THE STATUTORY AGE OF
ADULTHOOD.

6. IN THE WORD OF GURUDEV
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 “তের ো – ত ৌদ্দ বয়সটো বড় ববপদজনক”

7. TYPES OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
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STATUS OF
OFFENCES PROPERTY
CRIME
VIOLENT
CRIME

8. WHO ARE JUVENILE DELINQUENTS ?
Rehash Wrongdoers–Rehash
guilty parties keep on engaging in
criminal exercises or forceful practices
even after they enter adulthood.
Age-particular guilty parties-
closes before the minor turns into a
grown-up.

9. INDICATORS
 ABSCENT MINDNESS
 NO CONTROL IN EMOSION
 INSTANTANEOUS ANGER ?
 TELLING LIE
 LESS SOCIAL CONTACT
 MIS CONDUCT ? ?
 BACK BENCHERS
 POOR ATTENDANCE
 AND …………..????
 ?
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10.  +
INFLUENCING FACTORS
GENETICAL
FACTORS

11. INFLUENCING FACTORS
 PARENTING STYLE – AUTHORITARIAN OR NEGLECT FUL
 PEER GROUP ASSOCIATION
 LOW SOCIO –ECONOMIC STATUS
 REJECTION OR NEGLECTION
 YOUTH GANGS THREATS
 DISABILITY
 SCHOOL TO PRISON PIPELINE
 PERSONALITY FACTORS
 GENDER,LOW INTELLIGENCE,
 OPPOSITIONAL CONDUCT DISORDER

12. SUPPORTING THEORIES
 RATIONAL SELF INTEREST
 SOCIAL DISORGANIZATION
 RIGID PATH TO SUCCES
 LABELING
 SOCIAL CONTROL
 DIFFERENTIAL ASSOCIATION

13. Juveniles between 16-18 years apprehended under IPC
Crime 2003 2013
Burglary 1,160 2,117
Rape 293 1,388
Kidnapping/abdu
ction
156 933
Robbery 165 880
Murder 328 845
Other offences 11,839 19,641
Total 13,941 25,804

14. MEASURES TO BE TAKEN
 Formulation of Minimum Standards-
 National Commission for Children–
 Strategy for Change–
 Special Training Programme-
 Sports and Functional
 Education and Schooling–
 Courses and Seminars-
 Providing Assistance-
 Needed Change-

15. JUVENILE JUSTICE ACTS IN INDIA
 Juvenile Justice Act 1960
 Juvenile Justice Act, 1986
 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
(UNCRC), 1989
 Juvenile Justice Act, 2000 (Care and
Protection of Children)
Amendment in 2006 and 2010.
 Juvenile Justice Act, 2015.

16. FEEDBACK & REVIEW
 PLEASE SEND YOUR QUERRIES
 FORWORD YOUR FEEDBACK
 SEND YOUR REVIEW ON ROLE OF TEACHERS
TO PROTECT THE CHILDREN OF THEIR SCHOOL
TO MINIMISE THE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
@
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17. LET US CONCLUDE
 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY- DEFINITION &
MEANING
 TYPES
 SYMPTOMS
 FACTORS
 THEORIES
 MEASURES
 LAW & ACT MENTION THE ROLE OF A TEACHER TO MINIMIS IT.
HOW CAN YOU DETECT THAT KIND OF CHILDREN?
CHECK YOUR PROGRESS
DEFINE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

18.  THANK YOU.
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