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Each chapter begins with | |
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“Chapter Objectives,” | |
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“Introduction,” and ends with | |
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“Key Concepts,” | |
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“Discussion Questions,” | |
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“Exercises.” | |
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Explaining Delinquency | |
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Justice for Juveniles | |
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Historical Perspective | |
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Patterns of Delinquency | |
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Statistics and Research | |
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Delinquency Patterns and Trends | |
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Delinquency in Other Nations | |
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Theories of Delinquency: Bio-Psychological Explanations | |
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Bio-Psychological Theories | |
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Biological Perspectives | |
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Contemporary Bio-Psychological Theories | |
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Sociological Theories of Delinquency | |
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Traditional Theories | |
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Alternative Theories | |
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Schools and Delinquent Behavior | |
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Historical Perspective | |
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The Role of the Teacher | |
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School Systems | |
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Legal Issues | |
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School Violence | |
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Families and Delinquency | |
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The Changing Family Concept | |
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Feminism and the Changing Family | |
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Technological Advances | |
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Single Parent Families | |
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Two Parent Families | |
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Changing Attitudes | |
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Parental Liability Laws | |
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Different Types of Families | |
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Administrative Hearings | |
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Immigration and Naturalization Services | |
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Peers, Gangs, and Delinquency | |
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Why Do Youths Join Gangs? Factors Leading to Gang Involvement | |
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Gang Elements | |
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Types of Gangs | |
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Violence and Gangs | |
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Remedies for the Gang Problem | |
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Females and Delinquency | |
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Gendercide | |
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Historical Perspective | |
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Theories | |
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Gender Neutral Language | |
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Micro Victimization | |
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Macro Victimization | |
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Profile of a Female Delinquent | |
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Changing Attitudes | |
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Technological Advances | |
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Juvenile Court and the Female Offender | |
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Incarceration of Female Offenders | |
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Death Penalty | |
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Teen Pregnancy | |
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Race, Ethnicity, Class, and Delinquency | |
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Gender | |
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Race and Ethnicity | |
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The Police and Juveniles | |
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Police in America | |
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Juvenile Units | |
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Police Encounters with Juveniles | |
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Police Officer or Social Worker? Community Policing and Juveniles | |
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Police/Community Initiatives | |
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Juvenile Court Process | |
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Organization of Juvenile Court | |
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Prosecution, Defense, and the Judiciary | |
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Delinquency Proceedings | |
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Juvenile Corrections | |
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Origins of Juvenile Corrections | |
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Types of Institutions | |
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The Rehabilitation Question | |
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The Shape of Success | |
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Juvenile Corrections Issues | |
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Preventing Delinquency | |
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The Logic of Prevention | |
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Delinquency Prevention Strategies | |
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Federal Efforts to Prevent Delinquency | |
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The Color of Delinquency Prevention Promising Prevention Programs | |
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Teen Court | |
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Community Response to Delinquency | |
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Community Corrections for Juveniles | |
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Probation | |
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Community Corrections Alternatives | |
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The Future of Juvenile Justice | |
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The Illinois Juvenile Court Centennial | |
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The End of the Juvenile Court? The 21st Century Juvenile Court | |
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Will the Court Survive? | |