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Juvenile delinquency

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Holes

Louis Sachar

1998 ★ 4.2

Criminals coming of age

A. E. Bottoms

1973

Monster

Sanyika Shakur

1993 ★ 4.6

Understanding Juvenile Justice and Delinquency

Cavanaugh, Michael, Jr., Marilyn D. McShane

2015

Juvenile Delinquency

Brandon C. Welsh, Larry J. Siegel

2011

Double Jeopardy

Thomas Grisso

2004

Trout

Jeff Kunerth

2012

Causes of conduct disorder and juvenile delinquency

Terrie E. Moffitt, Avshalom Caspi, Benjamin B. Lahey

2003

Deficiency and delinquency

Miner, James Burt.

1918

Theories of delinquency

Donald J. Shoemaker

1990

Juvenile delinquency

Clemens Bartollas

1985

Brat Princess (Zodiac Girls)

Cathy Hopkins

2007

Adolescent Crime

David A. Butterworth, Per-Olof H. Wikstrom

2007

Juvenile violence

Renardo Barden

1994

Trapped in a vice

Alexandra L. Cox

2017

Saving children from a life of crime

David P. Farrington

2007

Last one over the wall

Jerome G. Miller

1991

The Young Unicorns (Austin Family Chronicles #3)

Madeleine L'Engle

1968

Exploring religious meaning

Robert C. Monk

1980

Margaret

Caroline Slade

1946

Reforming juvenile detention

WILLIAM H. BARTON, Ira M. Schwartz, IRA M. SCHWARTZ

1994

Inside out

Terry Trueman

2003

Gangs and Crime (Crime, Justice, and Punishment)

Richard Worth

2001

Biosocial bases of criminal behavior

Karl O. Christiansen, Sarnoff A. Mednick

1977

Juvenile delinquency

George Bridges, Robert D. Crutchfield, Joseph G. Weis

2001

Adolescents at Risk

Joy G. Dryfoos

1991

Mean streets

John Hagan

1997

The sociology of crime and delinquency

Wolfgang, Marvin E.

1970

The psychological world of the juvenile delinquent

Daniel Offer

1979

Preventive treatment of neglected children

Hastings H. Hart

1910

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