Female juvenile murderers: beyond the grace factor

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This article presents a therapist's personal narrative regarding the treatment of a woman who survived an abusive childhood and was convicted of murder during her teenage years. Relevant topics include the patient's transition from a dangerous teenager to a prosocial adult and the increase of violent crimes committed by teenage girls.

Personal narratives, Behavior, Teenage girls, Crime, Counselors, Adult child abuse victims, Women murderers

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Childhood cruelty to animals and subsequent violence against humans

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This article examines whether or not children who act cruelly towards animals have a greater risk for committing violence against humans. A survey of violent offenders shows that they were more likely to have abused animals as children than non-offenders.

Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, Criminology, Violence in children, Child violence, Cruelty

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Youth homicide: a review of the literature and a blueprint for action

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This article examines the research literature regarding the treatment of juvenile homicide offenders. The author, focusing on etiology, risk factors, and intervention strategies, argues more research must be conducted in order to develop effective treatments.

Science & research, Juvenile justice, Administration of, Administration of juvenile justice, Juvenile homicide

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