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2.14-prison-sentenced-offenders-at-balance-date

For more details see: data source and enrichment methodology; data spreadsheet ; offence categories.

The graph above indicates that on 30 June 2007 the majority of prison sentenced offenders for burglary, assaults, and robbery are in the younger age brackets, whereas drugs, sex and homicide offenders are typically older.


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