Youth Gangs

Over the past two decades, more and more attention has gained attention on issues that can be regarded as a social outbreak among young people in our country. This social dilemma is the direct origin of youth gang which is increasing throughout the country. The spirituality and social prejudice of this form of group have been noted and documented in this country for decades. "Prior to the 1970s, gang violence was still generally associated with white racial discrimination in the Midwest and eastern cities.

Since 1980, the rapid increase of youth groups has exacerbated fears and misunderstandings of the general public against youth organizations. To cope with growing concerns about youth gangs, the Young Gang series of the Youth Judicial Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP) is exploring many important issues related to youth gangs. The issues considered in this series include the needs of communities and young people living in front of gang migrants, gang growth, women's participation in gangs, murder, drugs, violence, and youth gangs.

In order to track the development and activities of the gang, the National Youth Gang Center of the Juvenile Justice and Crime Prevention Bureau (OJJDP) started NYGS in 1996. According to the National Youth Gang Survey (2006, http://www.iir.com/nygc/nygsa/methodology.htm), the National Youth Gang Center, for the purpose of investigation, researchers have population of 50,000 people or year 1 We have investigated times. All police and security departments (over 20 - 5000 by 2002) in the city and county, and all police and sheriff officials within the suburban counties. As the number of gang members exceeds the metropolitan area, NYGS randomly extracts urban and rural police institutions with a population of 25,500. Not all of the jurisdictions covered by the survey correspond, but the majority

37 Id. In 5-7. "Youth gang" is the most comprehensive term as there is no "universally accepted definition" in law enforcement agencies that constitute "gangs". Therefore, in the survey, institutions need to decide "groups within your jurisdiction". Young people and young people, you and your other educational institutions and other people who manage the community may regard them as "gangs". "Youth" is not synonymous with "Youth". : //Www.nationalgangcenter.gov/Survey-Analysis (The previous visit was September 14, 2017)