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Combating Juvenile Delinquency According to Boehlke, juvenile delinquency is a situation in which a child below the age of 18 shows awkward manners while at home, at school, or in other social environments. It must be the desire of parents to long for what is best for their children, although in some circumstances the best correction and rule implementation do not work for the penalties. Each and every inhabitant that lives in the United States currently is affected by juvenile crime situations as it affects parents, neighbors, tutors, and domestic households. In addition, it affects the fatalities of delinquency, the culprits, and the onlookers. Even though delinquency rates have been declining, its present rates are still too high, presenting the need and challenge to initiate programs to prevent the problem from getting out of hand. Many programs that have struggled to lower the rate of juvenile delinquency are greatly effective while many others have negligible or no effect. Howeve