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A lecture note from a sociology class (soc 4141) discussing the effectiveness of institutionalization in reducing delinquency, the concept of incapacitation, and current trends and problems in juvenile justice. Statistics on the number of juveniles in institutions, racial and gender demographics, and length of stay in institutions. It also explores the idea of reserving institutions for serious offenders and the debate on abolishing the juvenile court.
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juveniles in institutions, 1999
property, 29%
other violent, 10% violent index, 25%
technical, 13%
public order, 10%
drugs, 9%
status , 4%
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