Delinquency Prevention & Intervention
Cost Benefit of Prevention Policymakers must consider the cost, as well as the effectiveness, of prevention and intervention programs to address juvenile crime. Today’s long-term investments in prevention can help to reduce crime and public spending well into the future. Efforts to address truancy, for example, represent
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