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Fewer Juvenile Delinquency – because Teenagers Hardly Walk Around Anymore
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FREIBURG. Contrary to current concerns about increasing violence, juvenile crime has declined significantly in many developed countries over the past 20 to 30 years – including in Germany. This is evident from an international evaluation of a German-Swedish criminologist team. The baseball bat years in the Germany of the 90s are often replaced (symbol photo). Photo: Shutterstock The long-term trend is clear. Since the 1990s, juvenile crime has f…
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