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| Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? | |
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| Introduction | |
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| What Are the Causes of Juvenile Crime and Violence? | |
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| Chapter Preface | |
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| The Media Contribute to Youth Violence | |
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| The Media Should Not Be Blamed for Youth Violence | |
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| Single Parenthood Increases the Risk of Juvenile Crime | |
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| Inadequate Child Care Increases the Risk of Juvenile Crime | |
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| Juvenile Crime Can Occur Despite Good Parenting | |
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| Bullying Is the Cause of School Violence | |
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| School Violence Is the Result of a Lack of Ethics and Discipline in Schools | |
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| It Is Impossible to Predict What Will Cause a Child to Commit School Violence | |
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| Periodical Bibliography | |
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| How Should the Criminal Justice System Treat Juvenile Offenders? | |
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| Chapter Preface | |
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| Juvenile Offenders Should Be Eligible for the Death Penalty | |
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| Juvenile Offenders Should Not Be Eligible for the Death Penalty | |
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| Adult Prisons Are Sometimes Appropriate for Juveniles | |
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| Juveniles Should Not Be Placed in Adult Prisons | |
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| Only the Most Violent Juvenile Criminals Should Be Tried in Adult Courts | |
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| Juveniles Should Not Be Tried in Adult Courts | |
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| Periodical Bibliography | |
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| How Can Juvenile Crime and Violence Be Prevented? | |
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| Harsh Punishment Is the Best Way to Prevent Juvenile Crime | |
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| Harsh Punishment Is Not the Best Way to Prevent Juvenile Crime | |
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| Teachers Should Be Armed to Prevent School Violence | |
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| Arming Teachers Is Not an Effective Way to Prevent School Violence | |
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| Stronger Security Measures Will Make Schools Safer | |
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| Stronger Security Measures Will Make Schools Less Safe | |
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| Helping Juvenile Offenders Reenter Their Communities After Incarceration Can Reduce Crime | |
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| Helping Juvenile Offenders Avoid Incarceration Can Reduce Crime | |
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| Periodical Bibliography | |
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| How Can the U.S. Juvenile Justice System Be Improved? | |
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| Chapter Preface | |
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| The Juvenile Justice System Must Stop Discriminating Against Minority Youth | |
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| Discrimination Against Minority Youth in the Juvenile Justice System Is Not a Problem | |
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| Mentally Ill Youth Should Not Be Placed in the Juvenile Justice System | |
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| The Juvenile Justice System Must Address the Needs of Girls | |
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| Privatization Within the Juvenile Justice System Must Be Stopped | |
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| Periodical Bibliography | |
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| For Further Discussion | |
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| Organizations to Contact | |
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| Bibliography of Books | |