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Српска политичка мисао 4/2014

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA: TRENDS AND INDICATORS

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UDCUDC 343.915(497.11)”2010/2012” Pages199-214 Year2014
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Research overview

Abstract

Малолетничка деликвенција део је општег криминалитета у друштву, али по карактеристикама и последицама, такође је и својеврстан феномен. Циљ овог Рада јесте да пружи актуелнан и свеобухватан поглед на малолетничку деликвенцију у Србији, у периоду од 2010. до 2012. године, а анализирајући податке о броју и врсти почињених криминалних аката од стране малолетних лица. Званични подаци Министарства унутрашњих послова Републике Србије садрже регистроване преступе и кривична дела почињена од стране малолетника и биће коришћени у овом Раду. Основни циљ Рада јесте да објасни тренутно стање у области малолетничке деликвенције и да пружи референтну полазну основу за даља истраживања и дискусије.

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