¿Han sido efectivos los mecanismos sancionatorios estipulados en el sistema de responsabilidad penal para los adolescentes en Colombia?

Abstract

The Crime, is one relationship in which an individual commits an act that violates the legal system forming a social crime. The term has been coined crime throughout history due to various research and approaches of psychological, sociological or biological kind that have sought to account for human behavior to criminal acts. The scenario changes dramatically when the person who devotes his life to commit a crime is not an adult yet, but on the contrary, their offense applies to what the law considers as an individual within a juvenile spectrum. This anomalous paradigm of juvenile delinquency has led to great legal institutions to create a unique structure because youth behavior and separated as much as possible the behavior is done in adulthood, and the family as the fundamental unit of society, has great role for youth behaviors. "(...) The family relationships are complex in situations in which unemployment and impoverishment break the harmony of households; the relationship deteriorates and this influences the children who are left to their own existence in a world which is precisely the loneliness that produces phenomena such as alcoholism, drug addiction and crime" (Jerez, 2009). Therefore, the young man from the time when perceived social functioning, with factors of violence and need to survive, are forced to undertake instinctively manifestation of crime regardless of whether or not a regulation, it is how to survive in what today is organized as a capitalist world