Official Statistics

Adult and Youth Reoffending in Northern Ireland (2017/18 Cohort)

Information on the one year proven reoffending rate for offenders who received a non-custodial disposal at court, a diversionary disposal or were released from custody during 2017/18.

• From: Department of Justice (Northern Ireland) and Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
• Published: 19 November 2020

Applies to Northern Ireland

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Adult and Youth Reoffending in Northern Ireland (2017/18 cohort)

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Adult and Youth Reoffending in Northern Ireland (2017/18 Cohort)

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Details

This bulletin provides information on the one year proven reoffending rate for offenders who received a non-custodial disposal at court, a diversionary disposal or were released from custody during 2017/18. Information will be presented in relation to the full cohort and also broken down by adults (those aged 18 and over) and youths (those aged 17 and under).

Published 19 November 2020