National juveniles in detention monitoring program

• AIC research program
• Start date: 1997 (complete)

Description

This program involves monitoring long-term trends and changes in the number and rate of young people in juvenile detention facilities in Australia.

It provides a comprehensive annual overview of young people in detention, including gender, Indigenous status and age, and whether they are on remand or sentenced.

Publications

• Juveniles in detention in Australia, 1981-2006
• Juveniles in detention in Australia, 1981-2005
• Statistics on juvenile detention in Australia : 1981-2004
• Juvenile detention rates 1994-2003
• Statistics on juvenile detention in Australia : 1981-2003
• Statistics on juvenile detention in Australia : 1981-2002
• Indigenous juvenile detention rates
• Indigenous over-representation in juvenile detention : patterns in the national data
• Who goes into juvenile detention and why? Putting it in perspective
• Statistics on juvenile detention in Australia : 1981-2001
• Persons in juvenile corrective institutions 1981-2000, with a statistical review of the year 2000
• Juveniles in Australian corrective institutions 1981-1998 : with a statistical review of the year 1998
• Persons in juvenile corrective institutions

Related links

• Related topics: Young people and crime; Corrections