Juvenile Homicide: A Search for Acceptance

"Presence ... This is a strange word, he starts with his resolve and curiosity, does not know his existence, he does not know anything about himself, although he knows, they do not have a purpose He aims to know incredible, unknown, unknown he is using the most powerful tool he knows ... the limit of exploration, the time by thinking through the dimensions ... everything He is his kingdom.

Introduction One out of every 12 murderers in the United States was a juvenile offender (Howard N. Snyder, Juvenile Offender and Victims, 2006). Most Americans do not recognize this, but boy murder is a problem that needs to be solved in the United States. Statistics show that the murder rate of adolescents has been lowest since the early 1980s, but there are still problems. - I chose to study the profession of the murder detective. As I found a solution to a satisfactory problem, this career made me intrigue I could pick up the pieces (evidence) and solve the mystery of murder by gathering them together I can do it. I can not be the right person, of course this is the direction I have to work hard. First of all, I must be a cop.

In 1995, the number of juvenile offenders was 14% of all murders. This is equivalent to 2,300 young people suspected of 1,900 murders. Women accounted for 6% of all known minor murder criminals. Compared with the past decade, the number of boys killed in 1995 has decreased by 17%. In the past 10 years, men have increased by 211% and women by 34%. The second year I used the statistics was 1997. This is the only field I have found statistics on all four elements of violent crime. The area with the highest boys arrest rate is robbery. Nearly one-third (30%) of the people arrested for robberies were under 18 years of age. This is much higher than the other three. The number of rape is 17%, young people account for 14% of all murder and attack aggravation.