Childhood poverty and/or parental mental illness may double teens' risk of violence and police contact
Living with persistent poverty and/or parental mental illness throughout childhood may double the risk of carrying and/or ...
Reentry Campus offers the education key that unlocks the door to a better life: Commentary
Across the country, about half of persons in prison failed to graduate high school, a figure much lower than the general ...
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NAFDAC, NDLEA Raise The Alarm Over Spike In Drug Abuse
Say Poverty, Unemployment, Corruption Major Cause …Inadequate Support Networks Leave Young People Vulnerable To Peer Influence — Activist …NDLEA Act Needs Strengthening To Address Loopholes — Narcotic ...
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Human Security and its Dimensions
The concept of human security is a controversial approach by a certain group of post-Cold War 1.0 academicians (after 1990) ...
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The Interrelation Between Criminology, Criminal Law, and Penology in Indian Law
Criminal law in India is codified primarily in the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and procedural laws like the Code of Criminal ...
Children born into poverty face higher risk of behavioral problems
Children born into poor families are more likely to exhibit aggressive, impulsive behaviors throughout childhood, according ...
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Economist Jérôme Valette: ‘There is no direct causal link between immigration and crime’
Is there a link between migration and crime? In the media as in politics, the relationship between immigration and crime is ...
Study of ties between youth’s race/ethnicity and type of drug offense reveals ongoing disparities in US juvenile justice system
In a new study, a researcher examined the association between race/ethnicity in White, Black, Hispanic youth and the type of drug offense (possession versus distribution) they were charged with in ...