Korneeva Ya.A., Simonova N.N., Skripchenko N.Yu., Arefina M.S. Accounting Representations on the Causes of Juvenile Committed Crimes in the Course of Pre-Trial Support

Abstract: The subject of the study is the factors that determine the commission of a crime, minors held in pre-trial support. The object of study is pre accompany minors in conflict with the law in the Arkhangelsk region. The article discusses in detail the cognitive, emotional and behavioral components of the factors that define the crimes. The study was carried out from October 2014 on the April 2015 Experimental sample totaled 60 minors who have committed an offense for which pre-trial procedure is implemented social support. Methods: theoretical analysis of the scientific literature on this problem; content analysis of information on pre-trial diaries accompany minors in conflict with the law; statistical methods (descriptive statistics, frequency analysis, X2 test, analysis of contingency tables). Statistical analysis was performed using the software package «SPSS Statistica 20". The main conclusions of the study are the representations of teenagers are characterized by distortions, incompleteness, lack of awareness of the existence of a negative attitude towards the offense, as well as the manifestation of initiative and independence in the organization and in the commission of an unlawful act. The novelty of the study is to determine the differences in the representation of teenagers who committed the offense for the first time and those who are characterized by a return to crime, as well as representations in determining the relationship of the crime committed by minors and resocialization measures that apply to these teens. The study was funded by RHF and the Government of the Arkhangelsk region, "Russian North: Past, Present and Prospects" in the framework of the research project number 15 - 13 - 29001 "Pre-trial support for minors in conflict with the law: the generalization of experience and development prospects in the Arkhangelsk region."

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