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During the nineteenth century, the British government responded to the public?s fear that lawlessness was increasing by taking measures to reduce crime. With the newly appointed justice system, court orders and sentences were handed out left and right. Another aspect of the lawlessness in England that they took into account was the view of juvenile delinquents. To a certain extent, legal treatment of juveniles was negatively affected by changing views of this time, such as improper containments and unfit punishments, but eventually effort was improved by acts and construction of institutions.
