It is said that the number of crimes committed by younger people is increasing globally. Among the many possible causes, the origin of this growing trend could be the negligence of parents and teachers, and the principal solution appears to be enhancing parental support and the education system. Most people often learn the concepts of prohibited and nonprohibited actions in society from their parents and teachers at a relatively young age. Unfortunately, not all people grow up with full parental support to help them achieve a sense of responsibility and self-control. For example, many children tend to live with negligent or uninvolved parents as well as some may not even have parents to guide them through childhood, which is a critical period that can shape their future identities. Another problem seems to be the failure of teachers and educational institutes to address the children’s need to develop some social skills that are proven helpful to prevent them from committi...