Teenage Knife Crime and Routine Activity Theory: A Criminology Case Study
Criminology · Undergraduate · 600 words · APA 7th Edition
Educational case study examining teenage knife crime, peer pressure, youth violence and the factors that may contribute to offending behaviour. Applies Routine Activity Theory to explore how offender motivation, suitable targets and the absence of guardians can contribute to knife-related crime and its wider impact on victims, families and communities.
