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Official foresees youth crime to continue high
John Greacen, head of the new National Institute for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, says about 15 percent of youths labeled delinquents should be locked up as dangerous. He predicts juvenile crime will stay high for at least 15 years, while 85 percent need home-based help.
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