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The country did not lack those who did not feel these changes too much, they stayed on the sidelines, and where the Great Economic Crisis (1929-1933) and other challenges that accompanied the young country still remained. A look at the perpetrators of the fate of interwar Lithuania, in this case juvenile delinquents, provides a more real and vivid picture of the country’s history.
After the restoration of independence, the education of juvenile delinquents continued to be governed by the practice of the penal statute of the former Russian Empire. Various age groups have been identified: children under the age of 10 have been declared unpunished and cannot be tried, while young people between 17 and 21 are still considered minors but are already responsible for their actions, so they are condemned as adults. 1/3 compared to adult offenders. Here we will talk about the third remaining group: 10-17 year olds.
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