Chapter thirteen is about juvenile, crime, and violence. Juveniles are likely to commit public order offenses, which are acts of vandalism and disorderly conduct. They’re also more likely to commit crimes in groups rather than alone, and are mainly minor crimes. They are also over represented, when compared to the general population. Juveniles are committing less crimes, and there’s no explanation as to why. Some officers take credit for intervening and there for reducing crimes. Female juveniles like female adults are on the rise, from 1985 to 2009 the female rate increased to 86%, while males only increased to 17%. The cycle of juvenile justice is long debated on whether they are punished to harshly, or if there should be more focus on