The Craziest Juvenile Crimes of 2015

The Juvenile Justice System In 2014 there were 100 75 73.5 million Americans in the juvenile system. 2014 The juvenile population expected to change: The youth population under age 18 is expected to Juvenile populations vary by grow 2% race. While race/ethnicity and 2025, and profiles vary considerably across states, white, non- Hispanic youths account for the largest share of the youth population in 46 states. between 2015 4% by 2030. Between 2005 and 2015, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, and Florida will experience the largest increases in their juvenile populations. O DC Projected percent change in youth (0-17) population, 2005-2015 15% to 30% (4) 5% to 15% (13) 0% to 5% (15) -5% to 0% (9) -10% to -5% (10) 1 in 4 were under age 18. The juvenile arrest rate for all offenses reached its highest level in the last two decades in 1996, and then declined 54% by 2011. 1980 6,396.6 1988 7,263.8 1996 8,476.1 2011 6,202.2 Rates are arrests of persons ages 10-17 per 100,000 persons ages 10-17 in the resident population. FARKAS & CROWLEY Call For A Free Consultation Now F&C (561) 444-9LAW (9529) www.Farkas-Crowley.com ATTORNEYS AT LAW |||