The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 29
... offenders in relation to total recorded offences 1991 / 92-1997 / 98 offences attributed by the police to children under 14 years and that offending by 10-13 - year - olds remains a very small proportion of all offending with offending ...
... offenders in relation to total recorded offences 1991 / 92-1997 / 98 offences attributed by the police to children under 14 years and that offending by 10-13 - year - olds remains a very small proportion of all offending with offending ...
Page 31
... offending increases quite fast in the years up to 17 and then drops off more slowly in the years 17 through 19 and 20 to 29 . Information on the characteristics of young offenders can be found in earlier data from our 1990/91 sample ...
... offending increases quite fast in the years up to 17 and then drops off more slowly in the years 17 through 19 and 20 to 29 . Information on the characteristics of young offenders can be found in earlier data from our 1990/91 sample ...
Page 32
... offending . Those who did not reoffend were more likely to report that they : Agreed with decisions of family group conferences ; Felt remorseful , apologised to the victim , attempted to repair damage , completed tasks agreed to ...
... offending . Those who did not reoffend were more likely to report that they : Agreed with decisions of family group conferences ; Felt remorseful , apologised to the victim , attempted to repair damage , completed tasks agreed to ...
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