Author: Phillips, Annabelle
Title: Youth Survey 2008: Young People in Mainstream Education
Summary: This report summarizes the findings of the MORI Youth Survey 2008 which sought to examine experience of crime among 11 to 16-year-olds attending mainstream education. It found that the most common offenses committed by young people who admit offending are: fare dodging, stealing from shops, hurting someone who did not need medical attention, damaging property, graffiti, and stealing school property.
Details: London: Youth Justice Board, 2009. 74p.
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Year: 2009
Country: United Kingdom
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Shelf Number: 113838
Keywords:
Crime Survey (Juveniles)Juvenile Delinquency (Great Britain)Juvenile Offenses (Great Britain) |
