In the few years of discussion on crimes, there is an important fact that is not recognized by the world: children and young people are more vulnerable to victimization than an adult. Not only are they more likely to be delinquents, but young people are also more likely to be abused in different ways. Children are victimized in many different ways, such as sexual and physical assault, sexual exploitation, neglect, homicide and kidnapping. And it will be difficult for them to recover depending on how long they were victims of violence. It is these crimes that can affect children in the future. Children will witness violent crimes on a daily basis, including homicide, rape and especially domestic violence. Sometimes children who witness crimes do not suffer physical injuries, but suffer emotional consequences from seeing or hearing acts of violence that are serious and will affect their future. Children who witness violent crimes exhibit many of the same symptoms and children who experience violence will stay with them forever, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)....