Why is the age of juvenile delinquency important? - Vidyadip

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Why is the age of juvenile delinquency important?

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In sociological studies of the problem of juvenile delinquency, the age of children is considered more important than delinquent behavior.
Children's awareness and age are closely related to their own behaviors and questions.
Therefore, in each case of juvenile delinquency, the age of the offending child is taken into account.

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