Crime is nearly always related to the environment in which occurs. For this reason, international laws and international courts are unrealistic and will not succeed in reducing crime levels in different countries. Discuss

International laws and international courts cannot decrease the number of criminal actions in every country. In my opinion, criminal acts should be resolved by the country itself, other countries or international parties less effectively to reduce delinquency in the nation. Many people tend to do a bad attitude because of many reasons, reason number one is a lack of education in the family. When parents did not show good examples, their children tend to do negative attitudes. They do not have good manners. They think that bad attitudes are the way of life. They only think that they should have priority over others, and they tend to be selfish. Reason number two: because of peer group influence. Bad peer influence can be an obstacle for people to make positive attitudes. Negative peer association could bring people to have bad tendencies of doing wrong. The third reason is the economic obstacles, such as do not have occupations or being jobless and other economic challenges. An economic recession can cause a lot of layoffs. People are difficult to get job vacancies. This condition affects people to do crimes to obtain their needs. International laws and courts, of course, can easily reduce acts of crime because of these three reasons. I mention above only effectively be solved by the people in that country, not outside the country. Family, peer group and economic condition should be fixed to reduce criminal acts. Government should give attention to rebuilding family education, schools should have a program to reduce peer group wrongdoing and economic recession could be diminished by government policy or the international monetary fund. So, delinquency could be eliminated.