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Juvenile offending patterns, predictors and recidivism

AIC resources

Publications

• What makes juvenile offenders different from adult offenders?
  Dr Kelly Richards, Australian Institute of Criminology, 2005
  
• Drug use by young serious offenders 
  Australian Institute of Criminology, 2005

Other resources

• Violent and antisocial behaviours among young adolescents in Australian communities : an analysis of risk and protective factors
  Joanne Williams ... [et el.], Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth. 2009
• Young people, knives and guns : a comprehensive review, analysis and critique of gun and knife crime strategies
  Arianna Silvestri ... [et al.], Centre for Crime and Justice Studies. 2009
• Inquiry into strategies to prevent high volume offending and recidivism by young people : discussion paper
  Drugs and Crime Prevention Committee, Melbourne : Parliament of Victoria. 2008
• Attitudes towards youth crime, and willingness to intervene : findings from the 2006 Scottish Social Attitudes Survey (PDF 518kB)
  Fiona Dobbie and Simon Anderson, Edinburgh : Scottish Government Social Research. 2008
• Early childhood interventions : proven results, future promise (PDF 581kB)
  Lynn A Karoly, M Rebecca Kilburn and Jill S Cannon. RAND, 2005
• Patterns and precursors of adolescent anti-social behaviour
  Australian Institute of Family Studies and Crime Prevention Victoria, 2003/2004/2005
• Predictors of violence, antisocial behaviour and relational aggression in Australian adolescents : a longitudinal study
  Sheryl A Hemphill, John W Toumbourou and Richard F Catalano. Criminology Research Council report, 2005
• The transition from juvenile to adult criminal careers (PDF 844kB)
  Shuling Chen, Tania Matruglio, Don Weatherburn and Jiuzhao Hua. New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, 2005
• Young people born in 1984 : offending behaviour of juveniles apprehended at least once (PDF 72kB)
  Grace Skrzypiec. South Australia Office of Crime Statistics and Research, 2005
• School violence and its antecedents : interviews with high school students (PDF 654kB)
  Anne C Grunseit, Don Weatherburn and Neil Donnelly. New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, 2005
• The transition from juvenile to adult criminal careers (PDF 844kB)
  Shuling Chen, Tania Matruglio, Don Weatherburn and Jiuzhao Hua. New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, 2005
• The use of multiple social services among chronically offending youth
  Pat Jobes. Criminology Research Council report, 2004
• Binge drinking and related risk factors amongst out of school 16 year-olds in NSW
  Julia Tresidder. Doctoral thesis, 2003
• Resilience to offending in high-risk groups
  Stephen R Zubrick and Anna Robson. Criminology Research Council report, 2003
• Youth offending in relation to young people as multiple service users : scoping paper
  Rob White. Criminology Research Council report, 2003
• Patterns and precursors of teenage antisocial behaviour
  Suzanne Vassall, Diana Smart, Ann Sanson and Inez Dussuyer. The role of schools in crime prevention conference, 2002
• Report on the Tasmanian Capacity Building project on school attendance: student absence from school and juvenile crime
  Mark Stranger. Report produced for National Crime Prevention; Crime Prevention and Community Safety Council (Tasmania); Department of Education (Tasmania) and Glenorchy City Council (Tasmania), 2002
• Resilience to offending in high-risk groups
  Les Samuelson and Boni Robertson. Criminology Research Council funded report, 2002
• Tracking truants in Wanganui
  Philip Kilmister and Brenda Baxter. Crime prevention conference, 2002
• Recidivism among Victorian juvenile justice clients 1997-2001
  Victoria Department of Human Services, 2001
• Youth violence : report of the Surgeon-General
  US Department of Health and Human Services, 2001
• Chronic offenders and 'poly-users' : young people's use of social infrastructure
  Emma Ogilvie. Criminology Research Council report, 2000