FACTORS AFFECTING THE SUCCESS OF SOLVING CRIME PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN AND YOUTH BY USING BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES

Abstract

      This article aims to examine the factors influencing the success of addressing juvenile delinquency through the application of Buddhist principles. The study involves a review of research literature and academic articles related to Buddhist academic teachings that are relevant to solving juvenile crime problems. The objective is to analyze the root causes of the issue and synthesize concrete solutions, culminating in the development of a conceptual model for problem-solving.The findings indicate that the key factors contributing to the successful application of Buddhist principles in addressing juvenile delinquency can be categorized into the following model.1.Individual-Level Factors (Buddhist Perspective) : These refer to personal attributes related to belief, faith, and adherence to Buddhist teachings. 2. Family-Level Factors : These involve influences stemming from the family environment and behaviors of family members that impact the correction of juvenile crime. 3. Social and Community-Level Factors: These include the socio-cultural environment and the role of communities and religious organizations in fostering, encouraging, and supporting children and youth to follow Buddhist moral teachings. 4. Justice System-Level Factors: These refer to the integration of Buddhist principles into the justice process to promote fairness and peace. 5. Other Factors : These encompass influences that do not fall under the individual, family, social, or community categories.