Juvenile Delinquency and Early Stigmatization

Student: Zarayskiy Maksim

Supervisor: Artur Avgustovich Engelgardt

Educational Programme: Jurisprudence (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 7

Year of Graduation: 2019

The research consists of two chapters, introduction, conclusion and bibliographical list. The first chapter focuses on juvenile delinquency as criminal law and criminological phenomenon: special criminal law regime applied to the minors is described, juvenile delinquency is represented as one of the main subject of criminological research. The second chapter is devoted to the analysis of stigmatization of the minors: early stigmatization is considered to be a special form of stigmatization, stages and forms of early stigmatization (stigmatization of minors) are studied, recidivism is presented as a consequence of juvenile stigmatization.

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