Transcription of Treatment, Services, and Intervention Programs for Child ...
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Bulletin Department of JusticeOffice of justice ProgramsOffice of juvenile justice and Delinquency Prevention Sparked by high-profile cases involvingchildren who commit violent crimes, pub-lic concerns regarding Child delinquentshave escalated. Compared with juvenileswhose delinquent behavior begins later inadolescence, Child delinquents (offendersyounger than age 13) face a greater riskof becoming serious, violent, and chronicjuvenile offenders. OJJDP formed theStudy Group on Very Young Offenders toexamine the prevalence and frequency of offending by children younger than Study Group identified particular riskand protective factors that are crucial todeveloping effective early interventionand protection Programs for very youngoffenders. This Bulletin is part of OJJDP s ChildDelinquency Series, which presents thefindings of the Study Group on Very YoungOffenders.
Study Group reviewed how the mental health, education, child welfare, and juvenile justice sectors meet the service needs of children with conduct disorder or who exhibit conduct disorder symp-toms.1 Although not all children with conduct disorder are technically child delinquents, the behavior and problems of acting out associated with the disor-
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