juvenile delinquent

She may well be the first juvenile delinquent on record.

There's only so far you can go with a juvenile delinquent.

He is, after all, at work on a book about the moral sense of juvenile delinquents.

Or did you just write us off as "juvenile delinquents?"

He already looked upon her as little more than a juvenile delinquent; now for sure she'd get the full force of his anger.

As a juvenile delinquent, his criminal record will be sealed.

It always sounds like some sorry scene between parents of a juvenile delinquent.

"This is not your garden variety type of juvenile delinquent," she said.

Considered a juvenile delinquent, Donna is sent to a state school for girls.

He witnessed his father's death, which turned him into an angry juvenile delinquent.

At the moment he's busy not being a juvenile delinquent."

A man like that, or an artist who had been a bit of a juvenile delinquent as a teenager?

Outside, a group of juvenile delinquents showed up on motorcycles.

For example, young people who are in trouble with the law, instead of being called "juvenile delinquents" became "children at risk".

"I had no idea you were a juvenile delinquent," she said, charmed at the thought.

In addition, 36 percent of juvenile delinquents have been identified as learning disabled.

"Now, we are not handing the family fortune over to this juvenile delinquent!"

He is remembered for his work with juvenile delinquent and disadvantaged youth.

They also are having very different lives, including the heir of a big hospital, a juvenile delinquent, etc.

The manager and some juvenile delinquents are being held by the officers on duty.

I don't want you looking like some sort of juvenile delinquent."

Under the law as it stood in 1975, he added, "the only thing this guy can be prosecuted for is being a juvenile delinquent."

"We wanted to do a story on juvenile delinquents that were incorrigible," he said.

And they are not going to be untaught by being called juvenile delinquents.

And who will save Lazaro from becoming a juvenile delinquent?