• Analysis Of Investigation In Criminal Behaviour In Nigeria

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    • 1.3   RESEARCH QUESTIONS
      1.       What are the factors that promote owerris  Ivestigation in criminal behavior in Taita- Taveta County?
      2.       What is the level of owerri  Ivestigation in criminal behaviors in TaitaTaveta County?
      3.       How has owerri  Ivestigation in criminal behaviors impacted on  ?
      1.4      OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
      1.       To examine the factors that promote owerris  Ivestigation in criminal behavior in  
      2.       To find out the level of owerri  Ivestigation in criminal behaviors in  
      3.       To investigate the impact of owerris  Ivestigation in criminal behaviors in Taita- Taveta County
      1.5     RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS
      1.       Neglect from parents promotes owerri  Ivestigation in criminal behavior in Taita- Taveta County
      2.       There is high level of owerri  Ivestigation in criminal behavior in  
      3.       There is insecurity in   due to owerri  Ivestigation in criminal behaviors
      1.6      JUSTIFICATION OF THE STUDY
      Crime is a priority concern in Nigeria. Of particular concern is the fact that young people make up the largest group of victims of violent crime; and that they are also the majority perpetrators of crime in our cities (Omboto et al. 2013). Indeed, some young people are themselves both victims and perpetrators of crime. Owerri crime prevention programmes need to find innovative ways of addressing this duality.
      Some aspects of children’s behaviors, such as temperament, are established during the first 5 years of life (Elizabeth & Laurence, 2008). This foundation, coupled with children’s exposure to certain risk and protective factors, influences the likelihood of children becoming delinquent at a young age. However, the identification of these multiple risk and protective factors has proven to be a difficult task. Although no magic solutions exist for preventing or correcting child delinquency, identifying risk and protective factors remains essential to developing interventions to prevent child delinquency from escalating into chronic criminality.
      In a bid to ensure social development in the country, as one of the major pillars in the Millennium Development Goals and Nigeria’s Vision 2030, the government is putting up measures to deal with crime in the country. Crime among the youth has attracted attention as the government ratified conventions and developed laws to deal with young criminal offenders. The information from this study may help the government in developing more effective strategies in dealing with criminal activities among the minors.
      The information from this study might also be useful to the general public in understanding the increase in rate of criminal activities by the minors. The identification of the   Ivestigation  of minors’  Ivestigation in criminal behaviors may assist the parents and guardians in putting up early measures to curb crime among the minors. Further the information from this study could also assist the community and the society in general in preventing and developing policies to deal with crime.
      Crime and ways to deal with crime has received a lot of attention from researchers. However, most studies have focused on the prevention measures of crime among adults (Makoha, 2008). Recently focus have turned on crime among minors as it is generally agreed that preventing criminal behaviors at early age will come a long way in reducing crime in the country. The study on the   Ivestigation  of owerris’  Ivestigation in criminal behaviors in   will therefore attract researchers and academicians who are in need of educating more and providing solutions to effective and efficient crime prevention and reduction among minors. Hopefully, the information from the study will also form a basis for other researchers and academicians who are willing to carry out studies in the same field in Sub-Saharan Africa.
      1.7    SCOPE OF THE STUDY
      The study was carried out in  . The county was chosen by the researcher following reports in the mainstream media in the month of December 2013 that a large number of youths are involved in crime in the county (Gatonye, 2014). This was witnessed by several clashes in the county that majorly involved the youths. Recent reports by the police also indicate an increase in crime among the youths. Although this is a scourge, according to the police, that is affecting the whole country, studies have mainly focused on counties with major towns such as Nairobi, Kisumu, Nakuru and Mombasa Counties.
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