Term ID: T2917

Juvenile Recidivism

/juvenile-recidivism/
The tendency for young offenders to commit additional crimes after previous legal involvement, studied to improve intervention effectiveness and public safety.
Example: Research on factors predicting repeat offenses by youth and programs that successfully reduce re-offending through rehabilitation and support services.

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Reference: Cottle et al. (2001)