The role of children's courts and a model proposal

Children who commit the acts specified as crimes under the law are defined as children driven into crime. When the victim of the actions mentioned is a child, the number of children who need to be protected and who are dragged into crime increases, and children are the bilateral victims of the situations experienced. Juvenile delinquency prevention and punishment system has become a top concern for countries. Although there are many studies on this subject in our country, the justice system for juvenile delinquency is in a mixed state. Although solutions are offered on this issue, serious steps are not taken to change the system. This work; It was made to examine the situation of juvenile delinquency and rehabilitation in metropolitan areas, to reveal the problems and to propose a model for what can be done in this regard. The study consists of five parts. In the first part, general information about the metropolitan area has been given and the actions regarding juvenile delinquency and rehabilitation are mentioned. In the second section, the concepts of juvenile and juvenile delinquency are examined. In the third part, the juvenile justice system is explained in detail. In the fourth chapter, information on the functioning of social work in juvenile delinquency is presented. In the fifth and last chapter, a model proposal on juvenile delinquency in metropolitan areas is presented. As a result, the complexity of the existing legislation regarding children who are dragged into crime in metropolitan areas and outside of metropolitan areas or who are subject to cautionary decisions, creates a situation that further increases the problems.