Research indicates that juvenile delinquency, if not intervened earlier, could potentially lead
to the youth's future involvement with the criminal justice system as an adult. This study …

There is general agreement in the research literature that youth in juvenile justice facilities
are more likely to experience mental health disorders than their general population peers …

Background Juvenile justice (JJ) youth are at high risk of opioid and other substance use
(SU), dysfunctional family/social relationships, and complex trauma. The purpose of the …

Dünyada suça sürüklenen çocuk konusu son yıllarda önem kazanmıştır. Çocuklar doğal
güçsüzlükleri, sosyal ve hukuk normlarına uyum göstermede yaşadıkları zorluklar nedeniyle …

Objectives: Youths in the juvenile justice system often do not access needed behavioral
health services. The behavioral health services cascade model was used to examine rates …

Juveniles who have committed sexual offenses are subject to specialized treatment and
policies based on their assumed unique dangerousness, despite contradictory evidence …

Objective: Anger and depression are associated with a number of psychosocial problems,
and their comorbidity may exacerbate maladjustment among incarcerated youth. The …

Background Older adults living in elderly caring social organizations (SOs) are prone to
suffer from depression. Many studies have found correlations between environmental and …

Background Justice-involved youth report high rates of substance use and related problems
that are associated with treatment needs; however, data on screening and linkage to …

This study examines the racialized gender differences of mental health service use, Adverse
Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and recidivism for justice-involved African American youth …