GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PERSONAL CRIME IN CRIMINAL CRIME

Abstract

This article examines the identity of the perpetrator in juvenile delinquency. It analyzes the personality of the juvenile offender, the specific characteristics of the juvenile offender. In addition, this article reveals a certain image of a juvenile offender. Juvenile delinquency is caused by a combination of factors and circumstances. Among them, the minor himself plays a key role. The characteristics of the characters that characterize this person, the specificity of the relationship, including worldviews, inclinations, beliefs, life goals and the expected outcome, intellectual, emotional and volitional qualities, such as spiritual and spiritual qualities are manifested in the fact that the person there are no people or personality aspects that predetermine and clearly define the crime. The characteristics that give rise to a juvenile’s antisocial behavior are, firstly, socially assimilated on its own merits, i.e., the result of a particular lifestyle, moral influences, relationships, etc., and secondly, they lead to the commission of a crime spontaneously, not automatically, but under the influence of external and internal causes and circumstances of a particular situation, with the participation of the mind and will of a minor who has the opportunity to choose different behavioral options.