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Young people often appear not to
take the law seriously due to a
combination of brain development,
social and environmental
pressures, and a lack of legal
understanding rather than simple
defiance. G The Guardian +1
Key Factors
¢ Adolescent Brain Development:
Neuroscience shows that the
prefrontal cortex—the part of the
brain responsible for impulse
control, long-term planning, and
weighing consequences—is not
fully developed until a person
reaches their mid-20s (around
age 25). @ Hodge Jone... +2
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