Suggestions for the Prevention of Juvenile Depravity

About this book

In the mid-19th century, Benjamin Rotch penned "Suggestions for the Prevention of Juvenile Depravity," a groundbreaking sociopolitical treatise that delves into the complexities of juvenile crime, focusing on urban lower-class communities. Rotch's document emphasizes the importance of preventive strategies over punitive measures, shedding light on the root causes of delinquency among youth. With a keen eye on societal reform and progressive thinking, Rotch presents innovative solutions to combat juvenile depravity. Ideal for civic activists and historians interested in social justice and criminology, this work offers a unique perspective on addressing youth-related issues. Explore Rotch's insightful recommendations and thought-provoking insights to gain a deeper understanding of historical approaches to juvenile delinquency prevention.