Capacity assessment of Sovereign intervention against Children and Adolescents violate Criminal Laws in criticism of the Law on Children and Adolescents Protection and its executive regulations

Considering to the Provisions of Article (6) on the law on child and Adolescent Protection approved in 1399 and its executive regulations in 1400, the critical question is arises about the capacity assessment of effective sovereignty intervention against the children and adolescents violate criminal law; Because, on one hand, the best interests of these silent victims, require that the sovereignty should intervene in determining the reaction to them with therapeutic and expedient approach, and the lack of serious protection of sovereignty from them will lead to the continuation of defective series of their behavioral abnormalities. On the other hand, this subject is incompatible to the well- known saying that the sovereignty needs to intervene minimally in family sphere. Therefore this article with combined method and the application of qualitative and quantitative of principles research (Likert Scale), has performed the intervention of sovereign over the delinquent children and adolescents whenever is required. This type of intervention with the negative and positive approach is based on dignified and expedient perspective and requires the interaction of sovereignty institutions in protective intervention contained in said law and also applies local and indigenous capacities in determining and executing of criminal reaction on children and adolescent. In this regard, the inefficiency of this current method such as imprisonment and maintenance in Correctional Centers indicates the necessity of changing in criminal policies in this problem and requires the strong legislative infrastructure. In order to the effectiveness of sovereign contingency intervention, it is necessary to establish an independent institute that could cover initiative, supervision and continuous monitoring in all issues related to children and adolescent crimes   with a single procedure.