Delinquency Prevention & Intervention
resulting in delinquency proceedings. During this time, the strongest risk factor for delinquency is influence from a delinquent peer group. Risk/Needs Assessments Research shows the most effective interventions are those that target the right kids. Research by the Peabody Research Institute (2010) shows, in
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