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DIFFERENTIAL TREATMENT IN THE YOUTH JUSTICE SYSTEMFigure 5.3 Decisions made at each stage of the youth justice system –Asian boys and girlsCases proceeded against(1,863)Police StagePre-court disposalReprimand (28%)Final Warning (10%)Fixed Penalty Notice (0%)Unknown(7%)Cases prosecuted(55%)Remand or bailCourtYouth (42%)Crown (2%)Magistrate (2%)Special Court (1%)Unknown (8%)Discontinued/Withdrawn cases(6%)No case to answer/Acquitted(4%)Convicted(45%)Referral Order(16%)First-tier Penalties(10%)Communitysentences availableall ages (8%)Other(4%)Community sentenceavailable to age 16+(4%)Custody(3%)73
PASSING THROUGH THE YOUTH JUSTICE SYSTEMFigure 5.4 Decisions made at each stage of the youth justice system –black boys and girlsCases proceeded against(3,321)Police StagePre-court disposalReprimand (18%)Final Warning (9%)Fixed Penalty Notice (
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Equality and Human Rights Commissio
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Appendix A: Area profiles 97Appendi
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Tables and figuresPageTables3.1 Pop
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GlossaryBCUBasic Command UnitCJSCri
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYAssessing the reas
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYPolice training•
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INTRODUCTIONover-represented in rob
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INTRODUCTIONthe increase in prosecu
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INTRODUCTIONIn contrast, a MORI sel
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INTRODUCTIONexplanation is that you
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INTRODUCTIONin itself, if the socia
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RESEARCH METHODS2. Research methods
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RESEARCH METHODS29% was white; 6% b
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RESEARCH METHODSfor several differe
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YOUNG PEOPLE’S ENTRY INTO THE YOU
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YOUNG PEOPLE’S ENTRY INTO THE YOU
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Appendix D:Multivariate logistic re
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APPENDICESTable D3Model of prosecut
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APPENDICESTable D6Model of dismissa
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APPENDICESTable D8: Model of Remand
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APPENDICESTable D10Asset sample, mo
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APPENDICESTable D11Asset sample, mo
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Table D13Model of community sentenc
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APPENDICESTable D15 Model of custod
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APPENDICESTable D17Length of custod
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REFERENCESReferencesAudit Commissio
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REFERENCESMirrlees-Black, C., Budd,
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