Most self-reports conclude that very few juveniles will ever break the law, but the ones that do will most likely go on to a further life of crime.

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Self-report studies often reveal that a majority of juveniles admit to breaking the law at some point, but most do not continue on to a life of crime. These studies suggest that juvenile delinquency can be relatively common but does not necessarily predict persistent criminal behavior into adulthood.

Most Self-Reports Conclude That Very Few Juveniles Will Ever Break