Children in criminal judicial proceedings - United Kingdom (E-W)
This dataset is on children (persons aged less than 18 years) in judicial proceedings in United Kingdom. Judicial proceedings are those taking place in court as a part of the justice systems in Member States or proceedings that are alternatives to judicial proceedings. The data concerns the child in different roles, such as suspect/offender, witness, victim, plaintiff or otherwise the subject of judicial proceedings. The dataset is organised according to the theme from the Masterlist. You can filter this dataset according to key word searches, whether the data provides disaggregation by the age of child, sex, region within country or socio-economic group and by source. The listing of national datasets indicates whether the information provided is equivalent or approximate to the Masterlist indicators. You are able to access the raw data and metadata. The national contextual overview describes the national legal and policy framework with regard to children's involvement in criminal judicial proceedings as at 1 June 2012.
This dataset covers children (persons under 18) involved in criminal judicial proceedings in England and Wales, part of a wider EU collection maintained by the Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers. It records children in various roles, including suspect/offender, witness, victim, or plaintiff, within court proceedings or alternatives to them. Data is organised by theme according to a Masterlist framework and can be filtered by keyword, age disaggregation, sex, region, socio-economic group, and source. Users can access raw data, metadata, and a national contextual overview describing the legal and policy framework governing children's involvement in criminal judicial proceedings as of 1 June 2012.”
crime-justice
legislation
Excel XLS
Masterlist
Contextual overview - United Kingdom (E-W)
Criminal European Union Summary Report
European Commission