The AIC has released new research that examines the factors associated with subsequent adult criminal justice involvement among young people in custody.
- The number of criminal incidents a young person was involved in was associated with their likelihood of adult criminal justice involvement.
- Experiencing homelessness as a young person and being a victim of crime were associated with reduced adult criminal justice involvement.
- Ethnicity, contact with child protection services, contact with mental health services and contact with alcohol and other drug services were not significantly associated with adult justice system contact among the sample of incarcerated youth.
Summary paper: Factors associated with adult justice system involvement among incarcerated youth: A prospective study
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