Question

1. What are the differences between chronic, serious, and violent juvenile offenders?

2. Many people feel that violent crime is much worse now than at any other time in our country's history. Is this impression true?

3. What is the relationship between gender and violent crime?

4. What is the relationship between race and violent crime?

Answer 1

Q.1 Ans. Difference between cronic, serious and violent juvenile offenders
Cronic offender -A cronic offender is an individual who persistently and consistently breaks the law for a long period of time.Cronic types of crimes are commonly associated with property oriented or drug related. Most cronic offenders commit more than one type of crime and commit their crimes in more than one country.The lack of statewide integrated database limits the effectiveness of the criminal justice system in dealing with cronic offenders.
Serious juvenile offenders :- These type of offenders comparise a troubled and often dangrous population. They are responsible for disproportionate amount of crime. Serious offenders are managed in custody by corrective services. NSW, However before making decisions, rearding issues of placement in custody, security classification or case managment,
Violent juvenile offenders :- Violent juvenile offenders are convicted of a crime against a person and has a prior of a similar offence. Violent offenders identification is sometimes complicated.
Q2) Ans:- Yes, many people believe that violent crime is more worst and it is inceasing day by day. Such worries are linked to anxity aobut drugs, permissive child rearing declining academeic standards. Murder rates, are increasing, rapes, robberies cases are also increasing. Indeed, thats why the impression that violent crime is much more worse now than at any other time is true.
Q 3) Ans: Gender has been recognized, as one of the most facts that play a singnificant role in dealing with different kinds of crimes within crimial justice system. It has long been considered that men and women differ in their offense rates and patterns victimization experiences. Within societies, female gender, expectations and gender roles are different from those of males. there are some kinds of crimes that can be exprected to be commited by women but there are others that are not. On the one hand some crimes are expected to be commited by men. Women are less likely than men to become repeat offendrs. Long term carriers are in crime are very rare amonng women. Female offenders are viewed differently, comma as it is believed that within some societies, that women, who confrm are pur wives, mothers and respectfull daughters, who benifites society. Therefore if they commit a cirime, they will be treated less severly.

Q 4 Ans: Race and crime have emphasized the effects of social disadvantage and descrimination on increasing crime. The relationship between race and crime has been primary concern among sociologists and criminologiests. Various racial and ethnic minorities have being associted with higher rates or criminaliites thought the hisotry. Most of the high crime group have been newly immigrations. However, most of these groups seem to be distinguished, by their skin, color residential locations and social status. Some approaches that justifhy the reltionship betwen race and crime are
Bio-phsychological theory, sociological theory, conflict theory, integrated theory.
Additional research is needed to better undersand the relationship between the race and violent crime.