Halt-young people; crime group, sex, highest education 2005-2014

This table contains data on young people who have been referred to Halt, distinguished by the offence committed, gender and the highest education attained. Halt is a measure that ensures that young people do not come into direct contact with justice after committing light crime, but are confronted with the consequences of their actions. The type of offence is determined by reference to the first offence for which a young person has been referred to Halt in a given year. A young person who has been referred to Halt more than once within a year is counted only once in the table. The table shows the number of young people with Halt settlement per population group in absolute and relative figures. The absolute figures include all young people who have been referred to Halt in a year. The relative figure is calculated per 10,000 persons of the selected population and includes only 12- to 17-year-olds who are registered in the Municipal Basic Administration (GBA). Data are available from 2005 to 2014. The highest degree can be distinguished from 2006 to 2013. Status of the figures: The figures are final. The data on the highest level of training is not available for the year 2014. Changes as of September 2019: None, the table has been discontinued. The data from which the figures on the highest level of education followed have been revised with effect from the reporting year 2014. In the future, a table will follow based on these revised data. When new figures become available: New figures are no longer available. The table has been discontinued.