A person’s behavior in society is regulated
by various norms, primarily moral and
legal. The extent and mandatory nature of these
requirements vary, but they all exist to ensure
that each of us adheres to them in our actions
and conduct. Failure or violation of these norms
entails the need to be accountable to society and
the law. In this context, “responsibility” is a crucial concept. Adults bear the full weight of responsibility, while minors may deviate towards a
criminal path for various reasons [5].
There are three types of violations: “Misdemeanor. Administrative Offense. Crime.”
• Misdemeanor is a violation of behavioral
rules or conduct that provokes a reaction.