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Juvenile crime : opposing viewpoints, Andrea C. Nakaya, book editor

Contributor
Summary
Issues surrounding juvenile crime and its prevention are debated
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
1 online resource (208 pages
Contents
  • Inadequate child care increases the risk of juvenile crime
  • Sanford Newman ... et al.
  • Juvenile crime can occur despite good parenting
  • J.E. Keeler
  • Bullying is the cause of school violence
  • Richard Matthews
  • School violence is the result of a lack of ethics and discipline in schools
  • Daniel G. Jennings
  • Is it possible to predict what will cause a child to commit school violence?
  • Bill Dedman
  • ch. 1.
  • ch. 2.
  • How should the criminal justice system treat juvenile offenders?
  • Juvenile offenders should be eligible for the death penalty
  • Don Boys
  • Juvenile offenders should not be eligible for the death penalty
  • Steven A. Drizin and Stephen K. Harper
  • Adult prisons are sometimes appropriate for juveniles
  • James C. Backstrom
  • Juveniles should not be placed in adult prisons
  • J. Steven Smith
  • What are the causes of juvenile crime and violence?
  • Only the most violent juvenile criminals should be tried in adult courts
  • Daniel L. Myers
  • Juveniles should be tried in adult courts
  • Malcolm C. Young
  • The media contribute to youth violence
  • pt. I: Joe Lieberman ; pt. II: Jeff McIntyre
  • The media should not be blamed for youth violence
  • Henry Jenkins
  • Single parenthood increases the risk of juvenile crime
  • Jennifer Roback Morse
  • Arming teachers is not an effective way to prevent school violence
  • Jacquelyn Mitchard
  • Stronger security measures will make schools safer
  • Kenneth S. Trump
  • Stronger security measures will make schools less safe
  • James Alan Fox and Jack Levin
  • Helping juvenile offenders reenter their communities after incarceration can reduce crime
  • Steve Christian
  • Helping juvenile offenders avoid incarceration can reduce crime
  • James A. Gondles Jr.
  • ch. 3.
  • ch. 4.
  • How can the U.S. juvenile justice system be improved?
  • The juvenile justice system must stop discriminating against minority youth
  • Eileen Poe-Yamagata and Michael A. Jones
  • Discrimination against minority youth in the juvenile justice system is not a problem
  • Jared Taylor
  • Mentally ill youth should not be placed in the juvenile justice system
  • Tammy Seltzer
  • The juvenile justice system must address the needs of girls
  • Meda Chesney-Lind
  • How can juvenile crime and violence be prevented?
  • Privatization within the juvenile justice system must be stopped
  • Eyal Press and Jennifer Washburn
  • Harsh punishment is the best way to prevent juvenile crime
  • Kenneth W. Sukhia
  • Harsh punishment is not the best way to prevent juvenile crime
  • Laura H. Carnell
  • Teachers should be armed to prevent school violence
  • John R. Lott Jr.
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Label
Juvenile crime : opposing viewpoints
Title
Juvenile crime
Title remainder
opposing viewpoints
Statement of responsibility
Andrea C. Nakaya, book editor
Contributor
Subject
Language
eng
Summary
Issues surrounding juvenile crime and its prevention are debated
Member of
Cataloging source
DLC
Dewey number
364.36/0973
Illustrations
  • illustrations
  • maps
Index
index present
LC call number
HV9104
LC item number
.J834 2005
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
1976-
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
Nakaya, Andrea C.
Series statement
Opposing viewpoints series
http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
  • Juvenile delinquency
  • Juvenile delinquency
  • Juvenile justice, Administration of
  • Délinquance juvénile
  • Délinquance juvénile
  • Justice pour mineurs
  • Juvenile delinquency
  • Juvenile delinquency
  • Juvenile justice, Administration of
  • United States
Label
Juvenile crime : opposing viewpoints, Andrea C. Nakaya, book editor
Link
Instantiates
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Inadequate child care increases the risk of juvenile crime
  • Sanford Newman ... et al.
  • Juvenile crime can occur despite good parenting
  • J.E. Keeler
  • Bullying is the cause of school violence
  • Richard Matthews
  • School violence is the result of a lack of ethics and discipline in schools
  • Daniel G. Jennings
  • Is it possible to predict what will cause a child to commit school violence?
  • Bill Dedman
  • ch. 1.
  • ch. 2.
  • How should the criminal justice system treat juvenile offenders?
  • Juvenile offenders should be eligible for the death penalty
  • Don Boys
  • Juvenile offenders should not be eligible for the death penalty
  • Steven A. Drizin and Stephen K. Harper
  • Adult prisons are sometimes appropriate for juveniles
  • James C. Backstrom
  • Juveniles should not be placed in adult prisons
  • J. Steven Smith
  • What are the causes of juvenile crime and violence?
  • Only the most violent juvenile criminals should be tried in adult courts
  • Daniel L. Myers
  • Juveniles should be tried in adult courts
  • Malcolm C. Young
  • The media contribute to youth violence
  • pt. I: Joe Lieberman ; pt. II: Jeff McIntyre
  • The media should not be blamed for youth violence
  • Henry Jenkins
  • Single parenthood increases the risk of juvenile crime
  • Jennifer Roback Morse
  • Arming teachers is not an effective way to prevent school violence
  • Jacquelyn Mitchard
  • Stronger security measures will make schools safer
  • Kenneth S. Trump
  • Stronger security measures will make schools less safe
  • James Alan Fox and Jack Levin
  • Helping juvenile offenders reenter their communities after incarceration can reduce crime
  • Steve Christian
  • Helping juvenile offenders avoid incarceration can reduce crime
  • James A. Gondles Jr.
  • ch. 3.
  • ch. 4.
  • How can the U.S. juvenile justice system be improved?
  • The juvenile justice system must stop discriminating against minority youth
  • Eileen Poe-Yamagata and Michael A. Jones
  • Discrimination against minority youth in the juvenile justice system is not a problem
  • Jared Taylor
  • Mentally ill youth should not be placed in the juvenile justice system
  • Tammy Seltzer
  • The juvenile justice system must address the needs of girls
  • Meda Chesney-Lind
  • How can juvenile crime and violence be prevented?
  • Privatization within the juvenile justice system must be stopped
  • Eyal Press and Jennifer Washburn
  • Harsh punishment is the best way to prevent juvenile crime
  • Kenneth W. Sukhia
  • Harsh punishment is not the best way to prevent juvenile crime
  • Laura H. Carnell
  • Teachers should be armed to prevent school violence
  • John R. Lott Jr.
Extent
1 online resource (208 pages
Form of item
online
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
Other physical details
illustrations, map)
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(OCoLC)1035935247
Label
Juvenile crime : opposing viewpoints, Andrea C. Nakaya, book editor
Link
Publication
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Inadequate child care increases the risk of juvenile crime
  • Sanford Newman ... et al.
  • Juvenile crime can occur despite good parenting
  • J.E. Keeler
  • Bullying is the cause of school violence
  • Richard Matthews
  • School violence is the result of a lack of ethics and discipline in schools
  • Daniel G. Jennings
  • Is it possible to predict what will cause a child to commit school violence?
  • Bill Dedman
  • ch. 1.
  • ch. 2.
  • How should the criminal justice system treat juvenile offenders?
  • Juvenile offenders should be eligible for the death penalty
  • Don Boys
  • Juvenile offenders should not be eligible for the death penalty
  • Steven A. Drizin and Stephen K. Harper
  • Adult prisons are sometimes appropriate for juveniles
  • James C. Backstrom
  • Juveniles should not be placed in adult prisons
  • J. Steven Smith
  • What are the causes of juvenile crime and violence?
  • Only the most violent juvenile criminals should be tried in adult courts
  • Daniel L. Myers
  • Juveniles should be tried in adult courts
  • Malcolm C. Young
  • The media contribute to youth violence
  • pt. I: Joe Lieberman ; pt. II: Jeff McIntyre
  • The media should not be blamed for youth violence
  • Henry Jenkins
  • Single parenthood increases the risk of juvenile crime
  • Jennifer Roback Morse
  • Arming teachers is not an effective way to prevent school violence
  • Jacquelyn Mitchard
  • Stronger security measures will make schools safer
  • Kenneth S. Trump
  • Stronger security measures will make schools less safe
  • James Alan Fox and Jack Levin
  • Helping juvenile offenders reenter their communities after incarceration can reduce crime
  • Steve Christian
  • Helping juvenile offenders avoid incarceration can reduce crime
  • James A. Gondles Jr.
  • ch. 3.
  • ch. 4.
  • How can the U.S. juvenile justice system be improved?
  • The juvenile justice system must stop discriminating against minority youth
  • Eileen Poe-Yamagata and Michael A. Jones
  • Discrimination against minority youth in the juvenile justice system is not a problem
  • Jared Taylor
  • Mentally ill youth should not be placed in the juvenile justice system
  • Tammy Seltzer
  • The juvenile justice system must address the needs of girls
  • Meda Chesney-Lind
  • How can juvenile crime and violence be prevented?
  • Privatization within the juvenile justice system must be stopped
  • Eyal Press and Jennifer Washburn
  • Harsh punishment is the best way to prevent juvenile crime
  • Kenneth W. Sukhia
  • Harsh punishment is not the best way to prevent juvenile crime
  • Laura H. Carnell
  • Teachers should be armed to prevent school violence
  • John R. Lott Jr.
Extent
1 online resource (208 pages
Form of item
online
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
Other physical details
illustrations, map)
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
(OCoLC)1035935247

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