Youth Crime

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Lena Kirchner
This flashcard set covers youth crime and related topics, aimed at vocational school students. It explores various aspects of crime, including definitions, types, and consequences, with a focus on alcohol-related offenses, bullying, and legal terms. The set also delves into the psychological and social factors influencing youth crime, making it valuable for educators, psychologists, and anyone working with young people to understand and address these issues effectively.
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Englisch
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Pädagogik
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19.11.2013 / 09.11.2014

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upward

( uppwards <--> downward )

aufwärts, ansteigend

official

( person working for the state)

Amtsperson, Beamte/r

to fear

( to fear --> fear, to be afraid of )

fürchten

gang

( group of criminals working together )

Gang, Bande

to roam

( to walk around with no particular purpose )

herumwandeln

psychologist 

(psychologist --> psychology )

Psychologe/ Psychologin

confident

(I'm confident we will win. )

zuversichtlich, sicher

peack age for something

( age at which someone is most likely to do something )

Altersgruppe mit der höchsten..., Rate für...

apparently 

( apparently --> to appear )

anscheinend

aggressiv

(aggressiv --> aggression)

agressiv, angriffslustig

to confirm 

(to say something is true )

bestätigen

dispute

( fight )

Auseinandersetzung, Streit

discipline 

( making people obey rules )

Disziplin

bullying 

(being aggressiv towards someone weaker )

Mobbing

drug 

( It is dagerous to take drugs )

Droge

shortcut

( something that leads quickly to something else )

Abkürzung

alcohol 

( substance that can make you drunk )

Alkohol

to bully

( to be aggressiv towards someone who is weaker)

mobben, tyranisieren

drunken 

( A drunken person has drunk too much alcohol. "Drunken" comes before a noun.)

betrunken

step 

(step --> to step)

Stufe, Schritt

to deny 

( to say something is not true)

abstreiten

mate

( Men often call their friend "mates".)

Kumpel

to front someone up

( to confront)

jemanden stellen, konfrontieren, jemandem gegenübertreten

slap

( a sharp hit with your hand )

Schlag

self- defence

( defence --> to defend )

Selbstverteidigung

stepbrother

( your stepfather or stepmother's son )

Stiefbruder

to deserve

( Here is your price. You deserve it. )

verdienen

circumstance 

( situation)

Umstand, Lage

accetable

(acceptable --> to accept )

aktzeptabel, annehmbar

victim

( someone who has been injured or killed as the result of a crime)

Opfer

minority

(minority --> majority )

Minderheit

significant

( great, noticeable )

signifikant, bedeutsam

to defend 

(to attack <--> to defend )

verteidigen

to ensure

(to make certain)

gewährleisten, sicherstellen

well- behaved

(well- behaved --> to behave --> behaviour )

wohlerzogen, brav

influence

(James was a bad influence on his friend)

Einfluss

warning

( Don't do it! That's a warning.)

Warnung, Verwarnung, Abmahnung

punishment

( punishment --> to punish)

Strafe, Bestrafung

Anti Social Behaviour Order

( An ASBO stops young people from going to particular places or doing particular things )

einstweilige gerichtliche Verfügung wegen antisozialen Verhaltens

case study

( detailed study of a person or group)

Fallstudie

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