Radical nonintervention refers to the idea that the primary target for delinquency policy should be neither the individual nor the local community setting, but rather the delinquency-defining processes themselves.

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Radical nonintervention focuses on changing the systems and structures that lead to delinquency rather than targeting individuals or local communities.

Radical Nonintervention Refers to the Idea That the Primary Target