Problems of juvenile crimes and punishment measures

Abstract

This article's aim is to explain the obstacles facing law enforcement in today's combat against juvenile criminality. By studying the following statutes concerning juvenileand child offenses: Juvenile and Family Court and Procedure ActB.E. 2553 and the Criminal Code.

According to the study, Thailand is now grappling with the problem of crime brought on by juvenile delinquency, indicating that there are significant contributing reasons to crime. Whether there is a familial problem Associations of friends or problems brought on by contemporary technological breakthroughs that children and juveniles can easily access causing another cybercrime in the process. Finally, there is possibly a legal problem at issue. As a result, the enforcement isn't effective or sufficient, because regardless of how terrible the offense is, Thailand's legislation prioritizes safeguarding juveniles and children. While comparing the legal systems of the 3 countries the author mentioned, namely Germany, Canada, and France. In conclusion, each of the 3 countries separately evaluated its age requirements. And depending on how serious the offense was, even minors would face jail time. The state should be aware of the problem. Measures that are appropriate for the results and losses must exist. and capable of resolving such issues in a tangible way can prosecute offenders and lessen crime by using the law as a tool to tackle the issue itself, the state should offer laws or measures that can control and equalize changes in the world.