The last 15 years have seen a sharp decline in the number of young adults (18-24) going through the courts. That smaller number, however, are facing harsher outcomes.
Based on official statistics, this report draws out trends for young adults in the criminal justice system for more serious offences.
The report looks at two decades of data on joint enterprise, finding a disproportionate impact on young adults and persistent racial disparities.
This report looks at how to prevent the unjust criminalisation of victims of child criminal exploitation in the transition to adulthood.
This Centre for Crime and Justice Studies report looks at harsher outcomes experienced by young adults in the criminal justice system over time.
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