HC Deb 09 February 2004 vol 417 cc1418-9W
David Davis

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many people were(a) charged, (b) prosecuted and (c) found guilty of burglary in each year since 1997; how many of these were (i) under 16, (ii) under 18 and (iii) under 21; and how many of those found guilty were given (A) custodial sentences and (B) non-custodial sentences, broken down by age group. [152598]

Paul Goggins

The available information is contained in the table and relates to persons proceeded against at magistrates courts and found guilty and sentenced at all courts for burglary of all types in England and Wales, 1997 to 2002.

Persons proceeded against at magistrates courts and those found guilty and at all courts for offences of burglary1, by age, England and Wales, 1997
Number of persons
Proceeded against Found guilty at all courts Sentenced Sentenced to custody Given non-custodial sentences
1997
All ages 49,530 31,703 31,656 14,338 17,318
of whom:
Aged 10 to 15 5,510 3,354 3,338 362 2,976
Aged 16 to 17 8,365 5,274 5,286 1,595 3,691
Aged 18 to 20 10,454 7,116 7,095 3,325 3,773
1998
All ages 48,114 30,769 31,087 14,547 16,540
of whom:
Aged 10 to 15 5,766 3,517 3,507 329 3,178
Aged 16 to 17 7,944 5,011 4,980 1,514 3,466
Aged 18 to 20 10,143 6,830 6,841 3,458 3,383
1999
All ages 46,141 29,261 29,329 14,345 14,984
of whom:
Aged 10 to 15 5,297 3,294 3,274 381 2,893
Aged 16 to 17 7,094 4,510 4,492 1,434 3,058
Aged 18 to 20 9,752 6,565 6,511 3,408 3,103
2000
All ages 42,406 26,222 26,694 13,677 13,017
of whom:
Aged 10 to 15 5,080 2,948 2,953 422 2,531
Aged 16 to 17 6,447 3,866 3,896 1,175 2,721
Aged 18 to 20 8,496 5,650 5,761 3,055 2,706
2001
All ages 41,593 24,802 24,655 12,476 12,179
of whom:
Aged 10 to 15 4,951 2,859 2,859 434 2,425
Aged 16 to 17 5,787 3,412 3,408 979 2,429
Aged 18 to 20 8,069 4,948 4,829 2,563 2,260
2002
All ages 43,648 26,691 26,376 13,350 13,026
of whom:
Aged 10 to 15 4,930 3,051 3,052 406 2,646
Aged 16 to 17 5,728 3,367 3,366 939 2,427
Aged 18 to 20 7,608 4,730 4,639 2,449 2,190
1 These data are on the principal offence

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