
Youth Auto Theft Charges in Ontario: How the New Consecutive Sentencing Rules Apply to Minors
Quick facts YOUTH AUTO-THEFT STATS UCR data says that auto theft among youth is a male crime, although females are involved in it too. YCS data indicate that at least 54% of young offenders in Canada convicted of vehicle theft in 2001 were 15 to 16 years old. About 1.9% were 12-year-olds and 5.8% were...
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