Juvenile delinquency refers to illegal acts committed by minors that would be considered criminal if they were adults. It can cause social issues like increased crime, instability, and fear. Common causes include family factors, mental health issues, cultural influences, media, peer pressure, and migration. Impacts are felt by victims, delinquents, their families, and society. Management requires teaching social skills, parental involvement, education, motivation, and judgment development.

1. Juvenile Delinquency

2. Background of Juvenile Delinquency
• Juvenile Delinquency is a violation of the law
committed by a juvenile that would have been a
crime if committed by an adult, also: antisocial
behavior by juveniles that is subject to legal action.

3. Fig: Juvenile Delinquency

4. Justification of Juvenile Delinquency is a
social crisis:
a. Increase crime in sociality.
b. Create social instability.
c. Girls can addicted to drugs.
d. People feel frightened.
e. Girls can used as drug supplier.
f. Girls can drop out from education.

5. Causes of Juvenile Delinquency
• Family Factors.
• Mental Health Risk Factors.
• Cultural Factors.
• The Media.
• Identification.
• Migration.
• Peer influence.

6. Impacts of Juvenile Delinquency
Impact on the Victims.
Impact on the Juvenile Delinquent
Impacts on the Families.
Impact on the Society.

7. Management Way
Social skills necessary
Parents Concentration.
Sense of proper education.
Sense of proper Motivation.
 Social low development.
Good judgment.