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	Busting the myths – the facts about addressing youth offending – Part 2 What we know[removed]year olds are the minority of offenders in contact with the criminal law. In[removed], only 4.25% of offenders who appeared be Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-05 22:13:59 Open Document File Size: 385,32 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent Australia / / Country Australia / United States / New Zealand / / Currency USD / / Facility Australian Institute of Criminology / Australian Institute of Family Studies / / IndustryTerm http / Organization Queensland Children’s Court / ACT Government / Queensland Chapter / Commission for Children and Young People Snapshot / Commission for Children / Australian Institute of Family Studies / National Council for Drugs / Australian Institute of Criminology / / Person Andrew Becroft / Greg Smith / / / Position President / Judge / NSW Attorney General / Government Statistician / Queensland Treasury / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / / URL www.balancedjustice.org / http / SocialTag Law enforcement Criminal law Childhood Juvenile delinquency Crime prevention Violence Young offender Habitual offender Youth Offending Team Law

Busting the myths – the facts about addressing youth offending – Part 2 What we know[removed]year olds are the minority of offenders in contact with the criminal law. In[removed], only 4.25% of offenders who appeared beAdd to Reading List