Probation For (Juvenile) Status Offenders :
"Status offenders" are juveniles convicted of crimes that would
not be considered such if they were adults. For example,
running away from home, truancy, etc.; are all considered to be
criminal activities only by juvenile courts. This 6 page research
paper analyzes the controversy surrounding the penalties given
to status offenders and the likelihood that probation will become
the most viable answer to the problem. The opinions of reputed
caseworkers are cited to evidence the idea that while harsher
sentences for status offenders must be ruled out, the lack of
some penalty is unacceptable and therefore, probation-style
programs are the most likely answer to the problem.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Statusof.wps

Ethical Dilemmas In Juvenile Detention Facilities :
A 15 page paper that considers 10 different ethical dilemmas
that can occur within the environment of a juvenile detention
facility and considers the possible outcomes for these dilemmas.
Bibliography lists 10 sources. Eth2.doc

Proposal / Is Juvenile Delinquency Controllable ? :
A 7 page research proposal in which the writer cites the
growing problem of juvenile delinquency, its social &
psychological implications, etc; It is proposed that years of
research can help us to better understand the behavioral and
cognitive aspects of this societal problem..The writer describes
what sort of "team" would have to be assembled and in light
terms, how such a research project might be evaluated. No
Bibliography. Psycprop.wps

Crack - Cocaine and Crime / A Youth Problem : A 25 page
thesis that considers the impact of early onset use of crack
cocaine and deviant criminal behavior in youth populations.
Thesis is supported by a study which is designed to demonstrate
the correlation between youth crack use and youth crime, with a
specific concentration on early use data. Bibliography with 12
sources. Crackcrm.wps

Teenage Prostitution : In 10 pages the author discusses
teenage prostitution. Teenage prostitution is more prevalent than
anyone could possibly imagine. There are many reasons why
young people become prostitutes. For some they have no other
choice: it is a survival method. For others it is an easy way to
make a lot of money and their morality is such that they see
nothing wrong with that. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Teenpt.wps

Child Labor And Prostitution : This 6 page paper addresses
the problem of child labor and prostitution as a consequence of
globalization. Examples are given, primarily from India and the
Philippines but the problem is addressed as a general moral and
economic dilemma. Bibliography lists 12 sources Intlbirt.wps

Child Labor in the UK: The Impacts of Victorianism on
the Changes in Attitudes and Laws: This 12 page paper
provides an overview of the history and impetus for child labor
in the industrialized UK of the 18th and early 19th centuries and
then considers the impact of the reign of Queen Victoria and the
development of Victorian values as they determined shifts in the
view of child labor and the family. This paper also focuses on
the issue of poverty, the development of education, and the
focus on social reforms that were a consistent part of the
Victorian transformation. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
MHchildl.wps

Child Labor Throughout the World : This 11 page report
discusses the exploitation of children around the world,
especially in Third World nations, as a source of cheap and
compliant labor. Governments, businesses, and individual
consumers have an obligation to do what they can to bring a halt
to the exploitation of children throughout the world.
Bibliography lists 10 sources. Clworld.wps
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