Juvenile offender, a young person who has committed a crime, Peer pressure, influence from people of the same age that makes someone behave in a certain way, Broken family/neglect, a family in which the parents are separated or divorced, Poverty, the state of being extremely poor and lacking basic necessities, Unemployment, the state of not having a job while being willing and able to work, Rehabilitation, the process of helping an offender change their behaviour and return to normal life in society, Probation, a period when an offender is supervised in the community instead of being sent to prison, Commit a crime, to do something that is against the law, Recidivism, the act of committing another crime after being punished or rehabilitated, Deplete, to use up or greatly reduce something, especially resources, Dispose of, to get rid of something, Exhort, to strongly encourage someone to do something, Commit, to do or perform something, especially a crime or offence, Exert, to use or apply influence, power, or effort, Undergo, to experience or go through something, especially a process or treatment

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