01118nam a2200205   450000100060000001000150000610000410002110100080006220000970007021000300016721500160019722500360021330000530024933005160030260600270081860600170084560600180086270000170088085200150089727999  a1858935512  a19990504d1995       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aYoung people and crimeea research and planning unit reportfJohn Graham, e Benjamin Bowling  aLondoncHome Officed1995  a142f.d30cm  aHome Office Research Studyv145  aRelatório da unidade de pesquisa e planeamento  a1. Introduction. 2. Patterns of offending. 3. Age and offending. 4.Initiating offending: why do some young people start to offend. 5. The transition to adulthood and desistance from offending. 6. Explaining desistance from offending. 7. Discussion and conclusions. Appendix A: Survey design and method; Appendix B. List of criminal offences inclued; Appendix C. Supplementary tables: individual offences; Appendix D. Multivariate analysis. Appendix E. The effects of age on desistance. References. Publications.  aDELINQUÊNCIA JUVENIL  aCRIMINOLOGIA  aINFRACÇÃO  aGRAHAMbJohn  j343.915GRA