Legal Measures for the Prevention of Crimes Against the Normal Development of Minors and the Correct Functioning of the Family

The article considers the legally prescribed measures of prevention and prevention aimed at protecting the normal development of children and adolescents, as well as the functioning of the family. The content of the article provides an explanation of the current problems in the area under consideration. In addition, the article reveals the dynamics of the growth of crimes related to interference with the normal development of minors, are cited as the opinions of various scientists, and also reveals the legislative position. The author analyzed the current state of the existing system of crime prevention in the area under consideration. Surveys and studies on this topic are used as the basis for the study. Interest in the topic under consideration is caused by the growing relevance of this issue. The conducted sociological studies only increase the relevance, since more than half of those participating in the surveys expressed an opinion about the low level of criminal law protection of the rights and interests of children and adolescents. In domestic legislative practice, there are heated discussions in various circles about juvenile justice. Lack of legislative intervention and opposition in the country, there were many radical and aggressive calls against the introduction of juvenile justice. According to the results of the survey, it follows that the majority of inexperienced lawyers are convinced that the current legislative norms in this area are sufficient and exhaustive. To eliminate modern problems on the issue under consideration, it is mandatory to use an integrated approach, since this affects many areas of life. As part of an all-Russian survey in 2013, 57% of respondents were in favor of creating special courts to deal with cases with juvenile offenders. The data obtained are interconnected with the results of the sociological study indicated in the article.

crime, minor, law, family, involvement, prevention, alcohol, offense, juvenile, drug use