[Report 1952] / Birmingham Education Committee, Special Services After Care sub-committee.

  • Birmingham (England). Education Committee. Special Services After Care Sub-committee.
Date:
1952
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Credit: [Report 1952] / Birmingham Education Committee, Special Services After Care sub-committee. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Six cases were children of 8 years or less; the others varied from 21 to 54 years. DELINQUENCY Seventy-four charges were brought against 60 persons during 1952 (compared with 58 against 50 in 1951). Seven persons were charged on two separate occasions, two of those having already had a previous conviction in an earlier year; and one person was charged on three occasions during the year. In all, 16 were second convictions and 8 were third convictions. The number of women charged was 6 as compared with 2 last year. Of the total number of persons charged 6 were 16 years of age 9? 91 99 99 99 99 99 99 11 „ 22 to 37 years of age. The following are the offences with which they were charged:— Larceny 38 Breaking and entering 18 Indecent behaviour 6 Assault 3 Receiving 2 Drunk 2 Importuning 1 Aiding and abetting 1 Forgery 1 Driving without licence 1 In need of care and protection 1 19 „ 17 8 „ 18 6 „ 19 7 ,, 20 3 „ 21 74 The following list shows results of the proceedings:— Placed on Probation 31 Fined 15 Committed to Borstals 9 Imprisoned 4 Committed to Approved Schools ... 2 Bound over 2 Discharged absolutely 2 Discharged conditionally 2 Certified 1 68 Note: The difference between the totals is accounted for by the fact that in some cases more than one charge was dealt with at the same time.
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