Repeated offenses in narcotics cases of juvenile in Thai society 4.0 Era

Authors

  • Siriluck Panya Lecturer in Depatment of mental health and psychiatric nursing ; Faculty of nursing at Ratchathani University Udonthani campus
  • Saowaluk Thajang Lecturer in Department of Community nursing; Faculty of Nursing, Ratchathani University Udonthani campus

Keywords:

Repeated offense, Narcotics, juvenile, Thai society

Abstract

Narcotic drugs that are approaching the epidemic in Thai society. Especially the juvenile who are like the strength and the brain of the nation. Due to the fact that Thai juvenile are using the top social media in the world, young people can easily enter into dangerous media by acknowledging that the 4.0 era is difficult to control a gap in crime and many of drug cases. It is found that most children and juvenile who have repeatedly committed drug offenses have behavior that is not afraid of legal punishment. Therefore, it creates networks and groups using online media as a means to cause trouble in society. Committed violent crime, which has so much impact on the nation that will lose manpower and budget to prevent and solve these problems. The juvenile who commit crimes related to substance abuse, which lacks love and care of family. Acceptance in society youth will be isolated and locked themselves in the online world, which is easier to cause provocations recidivism for drug dealing and drug groups. Therefore, finding ways to prevent and resolve the situation. all stakeholders need to work together to plan practical measures. It gives young people a great potential to be an important human resource in the development of a sustainable nation.      

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2020-05-13

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Panya , S. ., & Thajang, S. (2020). Repeated offenses in narcotics cases of juvenile in Thai society 4.0 Era. Nursing Journal CMU, 47(2), 514–252. Retrieved from https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/cmunursing/article/view/241723

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