Types of child crime

 Organized child crimes

Organized child crimes are formally structured organizations that commit organized delinquencies. This refers to a system of principles and conventions that drive young people’s behavior when they exhibit delinquent behaviors.

In the 1950s, these delinquencies were studied in the United States, and the term “delinquent sub-culture” was coined. This notion refers to a system of principles and norms that drive group members' conduct in order to stimulate the performance of delinquent activities, grant status based on such acts, and define typical connections for those who fall outside of the groups defined by group norms. Cohen was the first person to refer to this type of delin­quency. He was followed by Cloward and Ohlin and a few others.

 

Case on organized child crime in India

November 29, 2013: In Mayur Vihar, a group of five children who escaped from a juvenile city home amid riots and burning, murdered a jeweler’s wife and eloped with 50 kg of silver jewelry and Rs. 10 lakh cash.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-mQvlMVGY8


           


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  1. Juhi choubey16 April 2023 at 07:28

    Very informative

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  2. Komalk16 April 2023 at 07:40

    Good and Informative content

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  3. deepa nair16 April 2023 at 08:30

    We should always talk to the kids so that we can chanalise them in proper way.

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  4. TahuraL17 April 2023 at 07:55

    Every parent and teachers should be aware of this crime👍

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