CRIMINOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

Teona Beridze

Authors

Teona Beridze Teaching University SEU, Quality Control Teaching University of Georgia

Keywords:

crime, minors, criminological characteristics, state of crime.

Abstract

The article analyzes the criminological characteristics of juvenile delinquency. The features inherent in this type of crime are highlighted. The most common criminal acts committed by minors are listed.

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