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Child arrests in England and Wales 2016
This analysis is based on freedom of information data from 43 police service areas in England and Wales ad the British Transport Police.
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Child arrests in England and Wales 2015
The analysis of data on child arrests in England and Wales
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They couldn’t do it to a grown up
The Howard League for Penal Reform has discovered that around 1000 children last year were given an additional punishment at the midpoint of their Detention and Training Orders (DTOs), when they could not be further detained without a court order
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On our side?
U R Boss has highlighted a number of serious concerns about the police. Some young people feel that the police do not care about young people and some experience racism or serious bad practice.
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The ASBO: Wrong turning, dead end
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The ASBO: Wrong Turning, Dead End Chief Superintendent Neil Wain, of Greater Manchester Police, questions the success of ASBOs in preventing further crime and anti-social behaviour. (2007)
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Overnight detention of children in police cells
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The report looks at how many children are held overnight in police cells and examines the factors that influenced whether children are held overnight.
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Overnight detention of children in police custody 2010–2011
An analysis of the number of overnight detentions of children in police custody.
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Child arrests in England and Wales 2013
An analysis based on freedom of information data from all 43 police service areas in England and Wales, and the British Transport Police.
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Child arrests in England and Wales 2008–2011
This briefing presents analysis based on freedom of information data from all 43 police service areas in England and Wales.
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Chained to the prison gates
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