In countries, including India, the systems that deal with young offenders focus on helping them change for the better, get the care they need and reintegrate into society. However, there's a problem: many kids who leave these institutions end up. It’s often called a revolving door system. It shows that some kids struggle with their behaviour and also points to bigger issues with how these institutions work. To understand why kids keep getting into trouble, we need to look at different things like the laws, the institutions, how kids think and feel and the social and economic situations they are in. Rehabilitation planning and aftercare monitoring are crucial for the juveniles. The society, as a whole, has to work to help these kids. Juvenile Recidivism: Definitions and Scope  Recidivism is when someone who has committed a crime commits it again and goes back to jail after they get out. The Office…