Juvenile delinquency is a challenge for all those responsible to consider what children need and how to appropriately address their deviant behavior. This volume presents proposals for discussion and questions demands for harsher sanctions. Contents include: Juvenile delinquency: On the relevance of a forgotten topic. Are children becoming more criminal? Juvenile delinquency in the media. Is crime also male among children? Crime scene school. The dangerous street. Criminal socialization. Devaluation of values. Does poverty lead to crime? Crime as an adventure. Store detectives: Just observe - catch - report? What does the police do - what would they prefer to do? The overwhelmed police? When criminal law intervenes. Responses in Europe. Youth welfare and juvenile delinquency. What can local youth welfare policy do? Deviance, boundary, norm. With contributions.