A. Shamim, Z. Batool, M. I. Zafar and N. Hashmi
1 Department of Rural Sociology, University of Agriculture Faisalabad Pakistan. 2 Department of Statistics, G.C .University Faisalabad.
Juvenile crimes is a popular issue of social research. Juvenile crimes slow down the development of a society. The present research aimed at exploring the socio-economic factors of juvenile crime. A sample of 90 juveniles was selected in Borstal Jail Faisalabad through random sampling technique. Study found that majority of the respondents was illiterate and belonged to the age group 16-18 years. Most of them belonged to low income group. This study concluded that poverty and low economic status promotes the rate of juvenile crimes.
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